Offering methods to transform the mind ~ develop the good heart in the tradition of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet ~ our greatest inspiration.

The Program

2025 Lam rim Year Study Group - continued 2026

Importance of Studying and Applying Lamrim in Daily Life - Advice by Lama Zopa Rinpoche 

The Lamrim Year Book will be the foundational text for this course of study, meditations, and discussions 

"Parting from the Four Clingings" teaching by Geshe Tenzin Zopa. Available here:  _ CTCT YOUTUBE

2025 sessions will follow our monthly Refuge Practice sessions - which include Lamrim guided meditations each session - using the Lamrim Year Book - Current reading and contemplations 1st topic - Guru Devotion; August 3, August 24 & Sept 21 - Oct 19 - 2nd Topic - Precious Human Rebirth; November 16 onwards

2026 Group activities - ONGOING SESSIONS ONLINE - IN-PERSON will commence soon, March - April 2026, with a review of topics covered in 2025

Everyone is most welcome. We invite both existing participants of the 2024 Lamrim group and any newly interested participants.Discussions include the Lamrim as the foundation for engaging in the Preliminary / Ngöndro Practices,  specifically "Refuge Ngondro 2025-6 with Geshe Tenzin Zopa" 

Download the PDF of the Lamrim Yearbook HERE.   

2025 UPDATE: LAMRIM Study Group update renamed "Making Life Meaningful Day by Day Group"
LamRim Year Book 
Current topics being explored are Guru Devotion,Perfect Human Rebirth, Eight Worldly Concerns, leading into Death, and Impermanence plus more...
This course of study, contemplation, meditations, and discussions will be our core activity for 2025 at CTCT - ONLINE access TBC each monthly date
No Registration is required ~ suitable for newly interested and established students alike
Everyone is welcome to join at any time, any scheduled session throughout the year 
Commitment to participate consistently if we are able, will be most beneficial
 

 If you wish to join these sessions, please email  to be added to the CTCT ENews - and  receive all the latest updates, information, and Zoom link for online participation

Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Centre 
FPMT Tasmania
Chag Tong Chen Tong
PO Box 195 Snug 7054 Channel District 
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