The Three Jewels
The Three Jewels is a Meditation, Dharma, Yoga and Outreach Center located at 61 Fourth Avenue, (3rd Fl) between 9th and 10th streets in New York City. We offer guided meditation, vinyasa yoga, dharma courses, spiritual study groups and community acupuncture. .
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Monday, August 19, 2013
The Three Jewels - Guided Meditation
Learn to meditate
Renew your practice!
Drop-ins and all levels welcome
$12.00 Suggested Donation
Wear comfortable clothes
Questions?
& To Make a Reservation
Email: threejewelsnewyorkcity@gmail.com
Renew your practice!
Drop-ins and all levels welcome
$12.00 Suggested Donation
Wear comfortable clothes
Questions?
& To Make a Reservation
Email: threejewelsnewyorkcity@gmail.com
Saturday, July 6, 2013
ACI XIII - The Art of Reasoning with Eva Natanya
Is it possible to gain an
infallible perception of the reality in front of us? How can logical
reasoning transform the quality of our convictions? In this course we
will study a foundational Indian text on Buddhist logic, The Commentary on Valid Perception (Pramanavarttika), by Master Dharmakirti (630 AD), along with a Tibetan commentary by Purbuchok Jampa Tsultrim Gyatso (1825- 1901): The Key for Starting the Logic Machine (Rik-lam Trul-gyi De-mik).
We will examine the structure of Buddhist logic and the ancient forms
of debate. We will cover the correct motivation for debate; debating
tactics; the parts of a correct logical argument; how logic strengthens
faith; how studying logic leads to perceiving emptiness; contradictions
and relationships -- such as relationships of identity, or of cause and
effect; proving the absence of something; material causes and
contributing factors; valid perception; changing and unchanging things;
an outline of all existing things; the concept of time according to each
of the four schools of thought; and the reason why suffering has an end.
Friday, May 31, 2013
Monday, April 29, 2013
Monday, April 8, 2013
A GUDE TO THE
BODHISATTVA'S
WAY OF LIFE
{ PART 3 }
How
do we deal with all the suffering in the world? And how do we behave
in a loving and compassionate way to those around us when our mind is
upset and afflicted? Through love, caring and compassion-this is the
training of a Bodhisattva. This is the third course in a three part
series based upon A Guide to the Bodhisattva's Way of Life
(Bodhisattvacharya Avatara) by Master Shantideva (700 AD), and this
classic ancient work is considered the best book ever written to learn
to live as a bodhisattva.
In
part Three of The Guide, we delve deeply into the Perfection of Wisdom,
which is the culmination of the previous five perfections. Wisdom is
know by many names--suchness, emptiness, ultimate reality--and
experiencing it directly is the main point of Buddhism, leading to the
elimination of all pain and suffering and attainment of Nirvana and
Enlightenment. How do we do it? This Course explores ultimate reality,
illusion, wrong ideas we have about our existence, and how to
personally experience the highest, ultimate reality to end suffering.
John Stilwell
is a former director of the Asian Classics Institute (ACI), Godstow
Retreat Center, and was General Manger of Land of Medicine Buddha. He
is an executive and father who began teaching yoga 20 years ago, and has
taught Buddhist sutra and tantra in the tradition of Je Tsongkapa for
15 years with a contemporary perspective highly relevant to daily life.
John received transmission of the 18 Courses from Arya Sumati
Dharmadhara, Geshe Michael Roach.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Volunteer Today!
Get
involved
Meet
new people
Make
a difference
We are currently interviewing volunteers for Spring 2013 Email threejewels.nyc@gmail.com with Volunteer in the subject line for more information.
The Three Jewels is looking for volunteers to help
manage the bookshop, events and classes. We are seeking individuals who are
self-motivated, committed and willing to serve for three to six months. The Three Jewels volunteer efforts are
based upon the concept of service or karma yoga. We ask volunteers contribute
four hours each week Monday – Friday during the following shifts: 3:00 to 6:30pm, 6:00 to 8:30pm, 5:00 to
8:00pm or Saturday 1:00 to 4:00pm or 3:00 to 6:00pm.
Three Jewels volunteers serve in the following ways:
·
Support fundraising activities, collaborate on
events and assist with marketing efforts
·
Organize and maintain the bookshop and
meditation supplies
·
Sign in classes, manage the front desk and help
maintain our social media on Face Book and Twitter
·
Help maintain the space, purchase supplies and
track inventory
Volunteers provide vital support in the day-to-day
management of the Three Jewels activities and classes. Yoga,
administrative or office experience is desirable, but not necessary.
administrative or office experience is desirable, but not necessary.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Friday, November 9, 2012
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
BOOK TOUR 2012
LAMA MARUT
@THE THREE JEWELS
THURSDAY JUNE 14th
8:00pm
"How To Stay Happy - No Matter What"
Please Arrive Early, Seating is Limited
Rsvp threejewels.manager@gmail.com
With fearless candor and disarming humor, Lama Marut
offers the key to creating and sustaining happiness in a modern age.
By Lama Marut
Available now online and the Three Jewels Teaching on June 14th
lamamarut.org
LAMA MARUT
@THE THREE JEWELS
THURSDAY JUNE 14th
8:00pm
"How To Stay Happy - No Matter What"
Please Arrive Early, Seating is Limited
Rsvp threejewels.manager@gmail.com
With fearless candor and disarming humor, Lama Marut
offers the key to creating and sustaining happiness in a modern age.
By Lama Marut
Available now online and the Three Jewels Teaching on June 14th
lamamarut.org
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Asian Classics Institute Course 4: Proof of Future Lives
Begins Thursday May 16th
7:30pm to 9:30pm
12 Weeks
Donations Appreciated.
We share this world with billions of other humans, animals and insects. Every single creature is having a different experience of the same time and place. What is a valid perception then? What lies beyond individual experience? What makes us Human?
Topics include: valid Perception, beyond direct perception, developing great compassion, the nature of omniscience, the material cause of the mind, proofs of the mind's source, proofs for the existence of past and future lives, and how desire leads to rebirth.
Hector Marcel is a Change management consultant helping executives drive transformational change in their organizations through an emphasis on culture, people and service. He applies ancient Buddhist teachings to his consulting work around the globe. Hector has been a student of Geshe Michael Roach & Tibetan Buddhist philosophy since 1995.
Begins Thursday May 16th
7:30pm to 9:30pm
12 Weeks
Donations Appreciated.
We share this world with billions of other humans, animals and insects. Every single creature is having a different experience of the same time and place. What is a valid perception then? What lies beyond individual experience? What makes us Human?
Topics include: valid Perception, beyond direct perception, developing great compassion, the nature of omniscience, the material cause of the mind, proofs of the mind's source, proofs for the existence of past and future lives, and how desire leads to rebirth.
Hector Marcel is a Change management consultant helping executives drive transformational change in their organizations through an emphasis on culture, people and service. He applies ancient Buddhist teachings to his consulting work around the globe. Hector has been a student of Geshe Michael Roach & Tibetan Buddhist philosophy since 1995.
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