Why do we need a spiritual path? We live in a busy age, our lives overflow with activities — some joyous, some painful, some satisfying, some not. Why take time to do spiritual practice?

Lama Shenpen Drolma will answer this question and more in an upcoming virtual series, Sundays in September, inspired by Gates to Buddhist Practice. In this beloved book, H.E. Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche presents the timeless wisdom of the Buddhist path, offering insight into formal meditation practice and demonstrating how spiritual truths can support and transform our everyday lives.

Join us online on Sundays—September 6, 13, 20, and 27—for this four-part series.

In Gates to Buddhist Practice, Rinpoche explores the causes of suffering and the path to genuine freedom for ourselves and others. He offers practical methods for working with the mind in daily life—transforming anger, attachment, ignorance, jealousy, and pride; cultivating both effortful and effortless meditation; and developing wisdom and compassion. Throughout the book, profound spiritual truths are presented in ways that are immediately relevant to everyday life, offering guidance that can bring meaningful transformation to both our inner experience and our relationships.