Tibetan Buddhism Center for World Peace
creating world peace from the inside-out
  • Welcome
  • About
    • Our Teachers
    • Visiting Lamas
    • Location >
      • The Dharma Tipi
    • Collaborations >
      • Collaboration Resources
  • EVENTS
    • Ongoing Study & Practice
    • Annual Course
    • Past Events >
      • 2026 Sand Mandala
      • 2025 Celebrating Tracey
      • 2025 Geshe Nima
      • 2023 Bodhisattva Way Series
      • 2023 Nepali Event
      • 2023 Saka Dawa Practices
      • 2023 Ven. Robina Courtin - April 7-9
      • 2022-23 Geshe Nima
      • 2021 Geshe Nima Message
      • 30 Day Morning Meditation
      • 2021 Ven. Robina Courtin
      • 2021 Compassionate Integrity Training
      • 2021 Educating the Heart/Mind Training
      • 2020 Geshe Soepa
      • Ven Robina 2020
      • Losar 2020
      • Yogaia Peace Yoga
      • Geshe Nima 2020
      • 2019 Buddhism Study Group
      • Saka Dawa 2019
      • 2018 Metabolizing Grief - Nov. 17
      • 2018 Lamp for the Path
      • 2018 Medicine Buddha & Compassion
      • 2018 Wellness Appointment
      • 2018.Jan-Feb
      • Lama Passang Teachings
  • RESOURCES
    • YouTube Videos
    • Downloads
    • Geshe Drakpa Gelek Archive >
      • Archive Landing Page
      • Video
      • Photos
      • Class Notes
      • Recollections
    • Tara Practice
    • Links
  • Photos
  • Support
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Contact

2026 Sand Mandala Event in San Antonio
Dedicated to the Buddha of Compassion

June 28 – July 4, 2026.

Webcast via Zoom
and live at:
Event Location: 759 W. Oak Estates Drive, San Antonio TX 78260
The Tibetan Buddhism Center for World Peace was honored to host a rare and deeply meaningful event: the creation of a sacred sand mandala dedicated to Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. Over the course of a week three Tibetan Buddhist monks from the Gyuto Wheel of Dharma Monastery will meticulously construct this intricate mandala, offering visitors a unique opportunity to witness an ancient spiritual art form as it unfolds in real time.

This event coincided with the birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, who is revered as an emanation of the Buddha of Compassion—making this not only a cultural experience, but a profound reflection on compassion, impermanence, and interconnectedness. 

SCHEDULE:
Public Viewing Hours / Free Parking on Site.
Updated July 1

• Thu, July 2 .... 9 am – 12 pm public viewing
• Fri, July 3 ..... 10 am – 4 pm public viewing
• Sat, July 4 .... 10 am – 4 pm public viewing
                        4 pm – ritual mandala dissolution*
                        5 pm – potluck (bring something to share)



*At 4 pm on July 4 the monks will conduct prayers and a traditional ritual to sweep up the sand mandala - a dramatic ending to a week of its careful creation.
*Join our email list to get ongoing updates  >> subscribe >>
Proudly powered by Weebly