Dzogchen Beara

Garranes
Ireland

Dzogchen Beara is a Tibetan Buddhist Retreat centre on the wild and beautiful Beara Peninsula in County Cork, Ireland. The center is part of Rigpa, an international network of Buddhist centres dedicated to making the Buddhist teachings of meditation, compassion and wisdom available to the modern world. Some of the offerings include: accommodation, retreats, and seminars.

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About the Place

and its People

Dzogchen Beara is a Tibetan Buddhist Retreat centre on the wild and beautiful Beara Peninsula in County Cork, Ireland. The center is part of Rigpa, an international network of Buddhist centres dedicated to making the Buddhist teachings of meditation, compassion and wisdom available to the modern world. Some of the offerings include: accommodation, retreats, and seminars.

In Ireland, Rigpa has four city centres and a number of study groups, as well as being home to Dzogchen Beara, located in West Cork.  They offer a place where everyone, regardless of age, background, of all faiths or none, is welcome to come and explore the methods and techniques that come from the Buddhist tradition. Many Tibetan masters, and almost everyone who visits, comment on the extraordinary qualities of Dzogchen Beara – its beautiful natural environment and an atmosphere of profound peace which comes from deep spiritual practice. There is also a Spiritual Care Centre which was created to help people who are living with illness or disability, have received a new diagnosis or are experiencing grief or burnout. You can also book a Supported Stay there. They offer listening and companionship, as well as guidance in meditations and contemplations. While these practices come from the Buddhist tradition, they are universally meaningful for those of all faiths and for those with a secular outlook on the world.

Tibetan

the Path

Tibetan Buddhism is a form of Buddhism that developed in Tibet and the surrounding Himalayan region. It is based on the teachings of the Buddha, as well as the Tibetan translations of Indian Buddhist texts and the teachings of Tibetan masters. The goal of Tibetan Buddhism is the attainment of enlightenment, or the realization of one's true nature and the end of suffering. This is seen as a process of purification and transformation, in which practitioners cultivate mindfulness and insight in order to gain a deeper understanding of the impermanent and interconnected nature of all things. Tibetan Buddhism is known for its use of various meditation techniques and visualizations, as well as its emphasis on the cultivation of compassion and the practice of devotion. It also places a strong emphasis on the role of the guru, or spiritual teacher, in the spiritual path.

Tibetan Buddhism is practiced by millions of people around the world and is divided into various schools and traditions, such as the Nyingma, Kagyu, Gelug, and Sakya. Each of these traditions has its own unique practices and teachings.

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Tibetan
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the Place

and its People

In Ireland, Rigpa has four city centres and a number of study groups, as well as being home to Dzogchen Beara, located in West Cork.  They offer a place where everyone, regardless of age, background, of all faiths or none, is welcome to come and explore the methods and techniques that come from the Buddhist tradition. Many Tibetan masters, and almost everyone who visits, comment on the extraordinary qualities of Dzogchen Beara – its beautiful natural environment and an atmosphere of profound peace which comes from deep spiritual practice. There is also a Spiritual Care Centre which was created to help people who are living with illness or disability, have received a new diagnosis or are experiencing grief or burnout. You can also book a Supported Stay there. They offer listening and companionship, as well as guidance in meditations and contemplations. While these practices come from the Buddhist tradition, they are universally meaningful for those of all faiths and for those with a secular outlook on the world.

Tibetan

the Path

Tibetan Buddhism is a form of Buddhism that developed in Tibet and the surrounding Himalayan region. It is based on the teachings of the Buddha, as well as the Tibetan translations of Indian Buddhist texts and the teachings of Tibetan masters. The goal of Tibetan Buddhism is the attainment of enlightenment, or the realization of one's true nature and the end of suffering. This is seen as a process of purification and transformation, in which practitioners cultivate mindfulness and insight in order to gain a deeper understanding of the impermanent and interconnected nature of all things. Tibetan Buddhism is known for its use of various meditation techniques and visualizations, as well as its emphasis on the cultivation of compassion and the practice of devotion. It also places a strong emphasis on the role of the guru, or spiritual teacher, in the spiritual path.

Tibetan Buddhism is practiced by millions of people around the world and is divided into various schools and traditions, such as the Nyingma, Kagyu, Gelug, and Sakya. Each of these traditions has its own unique practices and teachings.

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the Place

and its People

In Ireland, Rigpa has four city centres and a number of study groups, as well as being home to Dzogchen Beara, located in West Cork.  They offer a place where everyone, regardless of age, background, of all faiths or none, is welcome to come and explore the methods and techniques that come from the Buddhist tradition. Many Tibetan masters, and almost everyone who visits, comment on the extraordinary qualities of Dzogchen Beara – its beautiful natural environment and an atmosphere of profound peace which comes from deep spiritual practice. There is also a Spiritual Care Centre which was created to help people who are living with illness or disability, have received a new diagnosis or are experiencing grief or burnout. You can also book a Supported Stay there. They offer listening and companionship, as well as guidance in meditations and contemplations. While these practices come from the Buddhist tradition, they are universally meaningful for those of all faiths and for those with a secular outlook on the world.

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Rigpa

the Organization

Rigpa is a spiritual organization founded by Sogyal Rinpoche that is based on the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. It offers teachings, retreats, and other programs that are designed to help individuals understand and experience the nature of mind, and to develop compassion and wisdom. Rigpa has centers and affiliated groups around the world, and its teachings are also available online through its website and other platforms. The organization is open to people of all faiths and backgrounds, and its teachings are designed to be applicable to people of any religion or spiritual tradition.

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Details

dzogchenbeara.orginfo@dzogchenbeara.org+353 27 73032
Dzogchen Beara
Garranes
P75 C670
Ireland
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Dzogchen Beara

Garranes
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Ireland

Dzogchen Beara is a Tibetan Buddhist Retreat centre on the wild and beautiful Beara Peninsula in County Cork, Ireland. The center is part of Rigpa, an international network of Buddhist centres dedicated to making the Buddhist teachings of meditation, compassion and wisdom available to the modern world. Some of the offerings include: accommodation, retreats, and seminars.

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