Dedicated to the Study & Practice of Buddhism
Spring Break 2021 April 12 – May 15 -
No Sessions Until May 15
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Who We Are
In 2005 two Tibetan Buddhist monks, Geshe Drakpa Gelek and Lama Passang Gelek, began teaching Buddhism to students in the San Antonio area. Over the years the group evolved into the current Center, which continues to offer Tibetan Mahayana Dharma by qualified teachers. Our Mission The mission of the Tibetan Buddhism Center for World Peace San Antonio is to bring peace to the world by providing authentic Dharma to all individuals who are seeking to increase their wisdom and compassion for the benefit of all. |
The Path
The Tibetan Buddhism Center for World Peace follows the Gelugpa lineage, and the foundation of our curriculum is the Stages of the Path (Lam Rim in Tibetan). We strive to program activities for students with various interests. > LEARN MORE All Are Welcome Events are open to students of every level of experience. COVID-19 has changed the mode of our sessions, which are offered via ZOOM. In the best of times gatherings include meditation, yoga, social events and traditional prayers. Retreats and workshops are offered at the Center, which is located in North-Central San Antonio. |
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Compassionate San Antonio
Having signed and adopted the principals laid out in The Charter for Compassion, the Alamo City aspires to be a model both within its government offices and outside across the community. San Antonio city leaders have been deeply engaged in a global movement to adopt ethics and compassion as guiding principals—Mayor Nirenberg and City Council have participated in Compassionate Integrity Training. |