Practice during a lunar eclipse
On March 29th there will be a solar eclipse and during the event we will be practicing Red Tara.
If you don't have instructions, familiarity or text to follow the practice, you can join the sangha by doing your personal practice.
In person and online.
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Eclipses are propitious periods for meditation, as the subtle energies of our body harmonize.
It is said that the results of our thoughts, words and actions are enhanced during the event.
If you can't make it to the Temple, you can do your practice at home or wherever you are.
There is no need to register to take part.
March 29th
- Red Tara practice during the eclipse and other morning puja practices in the last half hour
(UTC-3)
Start:
05h47
End:
09h47
There is no offering to take part in the practice during the eclipse.
- Maha Pizza:
10 am to 3:30 pm (UTC-3)
Our food truck serves slices of pizza, quiche, cheese bread, salad, cold and hot drinks, açaí, sweets and popsicles. There are vegan, gluten-free, lactose-free and zero sugar options.
Not applicable to this activity.
Open from 10 am to 3:30 pm
(UTC-3)
There will be a Zoom broadcast.
Remove your shoes and hat before entering the meditation hal.
Photography, recording, or filming inside the meditation hall or during teachings is not allowed.
Do not touch other practitioners' objects and musical instruments.
Do not lie down in the practice and teaching area.
In the presence of Rinpoches and Lamas, it is traditional to remain standing until they sit down. We then do three prostrations as a sign of respect.
Do not point your feet at statues, lamas, and sacred objects.
Do not step over sacred texts, practice objects, or benches.
Do not place texts directly on the floor.
Sacred texts are loaned for use during meditation practices only and should not be taken home or copied without the Temple's authorization.
If you find an object that does not belong to you, please hand it to one of our volunteers present at the site.
As our parking is limited, we strongly suggest that participants share rides.
Check out the different ways to get to the Temple clicking here.
