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The Ornament of Clear Realization
Study program - only in Tibetan.
Study under the guidance of Geshe Lharampa the last of the Five Treatises of Maitreya, on of the most important works of Buddhist philosophy that is a commentary on the hidden meaning of the Prajnaparamita Sutras.
Geshe Lharampa Nyima Gyaltsen
from May 19, 2025
Awakening Faith in the Mahayana
Learn about the practice of shamatha from the perspective of Buddha nature. Learn about meditation, which is the basis for insight into the non-dual, pure and ever-present nature of the mind, through the study of a text from the Chittamatra school of philosophy, central to the Zen tradition. In Czech.
Continuation of study with Bhante Dhammadipa
from April 10, 2025
Nagarjuna - Letter to a friend
Study with us a popular text by the famous Indian scholar and master Nagarjuna, founder of the Madhyamaka school of philosophy. Get practical advice for everyday life and a comprehensive overview of the practice leading to Buddhahood, a guide to the path to inner freedom, wisdom and compassion. In Tibetan and Czech.
Study program with Shenphen
from May 4, 2025
Welcome!
We are a community of friends inspired by Buddhist philosophy and meditation. Our mission is to share this timeless wisdom and the rich array of methods that lead to inner happiness and a liberated mind with the broader public. We aim to convey the essence of this ancient, time-tested tradition in a clear and faithful way and support study, contemplation, and meditation for practitioners at all levels.
We translate works of Indian and Tibetan masters and philosophers from Tibetan into Czech and enjoy sharing what we’ve learned through lectures and courses. Together, we continue to explore Buddhist texts and sometimes have the honor of organizing visits from Buddhist teachers.

In short, no matter what one might be doing,
By examining always the status of one’s mind,
With continuous mindfulness and alertness,
To bring about the good of others—this is the practice of all the bodhisattvas.Gyalse Tokme Zangpo
The Thirty-Seven Practices of All the Bodhisattvas

