February 13-14, online weekend retreat with Erik Pema Kunsang, in English. Languages: English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian, Ukrainian, French

In order to establish a new and wider range of responsible Gomde members we announce new types of membership fees. The term of joining is very simple and it will not have any formal obligations. You decide how much and how often your fee is paid. Optionally, our Gomde administration will send you reminders in a way convenient to you. Gomde Family & Patrons is a range of Ukrainian and International members of our Ka-Nying buddhist  community that take responsibility for Gomde Ukraine development, seminars and retreats program as well as enjoy benefits and scholarships in participation in all seminars, retreats and other events organized by our community. All the members of Gomde Family & Partons can participate in Gomde’s board meetings and work on different Gomde’s projects. So, if you would like to try please follow the link and read the form carefully https://forms.gle/sBGFFbCTVtDAm7dAA  

Let this holydays bring very grounded peace, love and joy for everyone. At Gomde Ukraine we love Christmas stories, hope you do so too. So why don’t you help us one happens?

After 3 years of hard work in a retreat centre of Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche we understood that we can't just wave a wand to build the temple and ayurvedic sanatorium. Building process lingers. But we don't want to leave such a powerful and sacred land without any care until we don't find a proper funding. That's why we decided to revitalize this place right at the beginning of the next year. See details of our plan below.

https://youtu.be/Mh7y0iZPTCg To read the first part of the teachings, please follow this link. Welcome, everyone. There are many beings in this world. We, human beings, are interested in studying: getting to know different types or fields of knowledge and their purposes. It serves its function to become successful in life. It helps our prosperity, our wealth and achieving a certain status in society. So this is why we usually tend to become educated and study different subjects. This has become widely spread in the world. The other things that we can study and learn are the traditions and so-called religions. There are many types of religions. The common point in all of them is that they teach how to help others, do good things, cultivate virtues, be free from negativity, negative emotions and so on. So this is what is common about all the religions, what they preach, what is being practiced or experienced. Buddhism is a religion in its definite, pure tradition, but it is slightly different. How is it different? It is different in a sense that it wants us to investigate, even the words of the Buddha, to examine all things, all the phenomena: starting from the phenomena of form to the phenomena of the Omniscience. Buddha wants us to discover what the truth really is. According to the tradition, there are two types of truths. One is the conventional truth, and the other is the ultimate truth. Conventional truth refers to how things seem to be, how they appear. But this is not the only truth. The actual truth - or the ultimate truth, is which shows how the phenomena really are, its actual nature. So in Buddhism what distinguishes between two types of truths, or the sixteen aspects of four noble truths, is the studying …

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6DzRDPJlJg&list=PLCtG-FAtK1heNuDEdPyp53xoVEpfafxaE Welcome, everyone. There are many beings in this world. We, human beings, are interested in studying: getting to know different types or fields of knowledge and their purposes. It serves its function to become successful in life. It helps our prosperity, our wealth and achieving a certain status in society. So this is why we usually tend to become educated and study different subjects. This has become widely spread in the world. The other things that we can study and learn are the traditions and so-called religions. There are many types of religions. The common point in all of them is that they teach how to help others, do good things, cultivate virtues, be free from negativity, negative emotions and so on. So this is what is common about all the religions, what they preach, what is being practiced or experienced. Buddhism is a religion in its definite, pure tradition, but it is slightly different. How is it different? It is different in a sense that it wants us to investigate, even the words of the Buddha, to examine all things, all the phenomena: starting from the phenomena of form to the phenomena of the Omniscience. Buddha wants us to discover what the truth really is. According to the tradition, there are two types of truths. One is the conventional truth, and the other is the ultimate truth. Conventional truth refers to how things seem to be, how they appear. But this is not the only truth. The actual truth - or the ultimate truth, is which shows how the phenomena really are, its actual nature. So in Buddhism what distinguishes between two types of truths, or the sixteen aspects of four noble truths, is the studying of them, reflection, investigation of the words of the Buddha. After one …