Important December Dharma Dates including exciting empowerment events: 2022

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    Buddha Weekly Monthly Dharma Dates

    As part of our mission to Spread the Dharma, we’ve tried to publicize important Dharma practice dates across all the traditions — Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana over the last ten years. We’ve diligently attempted to convert all lunar dates to western calendar dates for ease-of-use. Lunar calendars can be confusing — especially since there are three systems: lunisiderial, lunisolar, and pure lunar. The lunar monthly Dharma dates are in the “top deck” below.

    This month, by popular request, we’ve also added some exciting Empowerment and Teaching events in December — the key requirement being that they are live Zoom events. You’ll find these on the second deck of events below.

    Buddha Weekly Dec 2022 Dharma Calendar Buddhism
    December Dharma dates, 2022.
    Buddha Weekly December Empowerment and Teaching Events 2022 Buddhism
    Special empowerment events available via Zoom during December, 2022.

     

     

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