Vajra North – Rigdrol Dechen Ling is a Tibetan Buddhist practice group established by Nyingma master Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche
Vajra North offers regular meditation practices as well as special teaching events with lamas from Chagdud Gonpa Foundation and other lineage holders.
We host both in-person and online meditation sessions, as well as a new study group.
Whether you are simply curious about starting a meditation practice or already engaged in one, welcome!
We host both in-person and online meditation sessions, as well as a new study group.
Whether you are simply curious about starting a meditation practice or already engaged in one, welcome!
WEEKLY PRACTICE:
September 13: Special event from 10:30 pm to 2:30 pm in classroom A 2210, Livestreamed lojong teaching from Rigdzin Ling with Lama Chokyi (Richard Barron). First session of three. Enter using entrance #2 facing the new science building.
Details on our EVENTS page here (scroll down) or here.
September 13: Special event from 10:30 pm to 2:30 pm in classroom A 2210, Livestreamed lojong teaching from Rigdzin Ling with Lama Chokyi (Richard Barron). First session of three. Enter using entrance #2 facing the new science building.
Details on our EVENTS page here (scroll down) or here.
Last updated September 2, 2026
SUMMARY OF RECURRING PRACTICES
Weekly In-Person Meditation Sessions
– Special livestreamed lojong teaching Sundays Sept 13, 20, and 27: 10:30 to 2:30 pm.
Regular sessions: Sundays, 10:30 to noon, Yukon University
Shamatha, Mind Training, Red Tara. All are welcome.
– September 13, Nov 8, and Dec 6: Classroom A2210 (Entrance #2, facing the new building/former parking lot)
– All other Sundays: Common C1530 (main entrance, turn right in the foyer)
Online Concise Red Tara on Zoom
7 PM Yukon/Pacific:
The text will be screen-shared and everyone is welcome to join.
Next: Thursday September 24, 2026
More info and zoom link here.
SUMMARY OF RECURRING PRACTICES
Weekly In-Person Meditation Sessions
– Special livestreamed lojong teaching Sundays Sept 13, 20, and 27: 10:30 to 2:30 pm.
Regular sessions: Sundays, 10:30 to noon, Yukon University
Shamatha, Mind Training, Red Tara. All are welcome.
– September 13, Nov 8, and Dec 6: Classroom A2210 (Entrance #2, facing the new building/former parking lot)
– All other Sundays: Common C1530 (main entrance, turn right in the foyer)
Online Concise Red Tara on Zoom
7 PM Yukon/Pacific:
The text will be screen-shared and everyone is welcome to join.
Next: Thursday September 24, 2026
More info and zoom link here.
SUMMARY OF IN-PERSON EXTENSIVE PRACTICES:
Deity visualization and mantra recitation are combined with a ritual offering of food and other substances.
Practices NOT requiring empowerment:
Practices requiring empowerment:
For location, directions, and more info: please phone 667-6951.
More info here.
Deity visualization and mantra recitation are combined with a ritual offering of food and other substances.
Practices NOT requiring empowerment:
- Monday September 21, 2:00 to 4 pm: Guru Rinpoche Tsok – Shower of Blessings.
- Friday September 11, no group practice: New Moon Riwo Sangchod and Red Vajrasattva Fulfillment (new moon practices).
Practices requiring empowerment:
- Saturday September 26, 1:30 to 4 pm: Chenrezig Tsok –The Natural Freedom of Samsara.
- Sunday September 6, 1:30 to 4 pm: Red Tara - Wish-Fulfilling Essence .
For location, directions, and more info: please phone 667-6951.
More info here.
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The Place of Liberating Awareness and Great Bliss — Rigdrol Dechen Ling
The view of unwavering, self-arising awareness is the foundation.
Meditating by letting the mind rest in its true nature, uncontrived and self-liberated, is the path.
Effortlessly expressing one's true nature is the blissful fruit.
May this precious place of happiness and benefit to self and others expand and increase.
(Written by Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche for his students in Whitehorse, Yukon, September 1984.)
Meditating by letting the mind rest in its true nature, uncontrived and self-liberated, is the path.
Effortlessly expressing one's true nature is the blissful fruit.
May this precious place of happiness and benefit to self and others expand and increase.
(Written by Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche for his students in Whitehorse, Yukon, September 1984.)
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