Our inherent altruism inspires a search for a life of compassion and clarity. Meditation provides a path to peace of mind independent of outer conditions. 2600 years ago, Buddha Shakyamuni, introduced a path of meditation in order to transform the root of suffering and experience our interconnectedness with all beings. This tradition continues with Vajra Dakini, unbroken, through the Drikung Lineage of Tibetan Buddhism.
Weekly Online Meditation: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. To join weekly meditation click here.
In Sunday Dharma, Khenmo is teaching the Heart Sutra- the essential Mahayana Sutra. With this text, we can find the “big picture” and gain perspective for traversing our chaotic times.
July 12, 2025 – 11am-3pm: Join the Vajra Dakini Sangha on Long Lake in Bridgton, ME. Hosted by Kathy and David Breen, enjoy kayaking, hiking, swimming and sharing a potluck together. Contact Kathy to RSVP or with questions.
August 23, 2025 is our next Silent Sail. A two hour afternoon sail in Portland Harbor. Once underway- Khenmo will lead a meditation. To learn more and register, please click here.
Sept 18-21 Finding Our Center of Stillness a Silent Residential Retreat, Pilgrim Lodge, Maine. For info click here.
In the midst of a tornado there is a still, peaceful center. Spend four days with Khenmo Drolma at Pilgrim Lodge discovering how to return home to your inherent peaceful heart/mind. Thurs. night – Sunday lunchtime
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Vajra Dakini operates soley by donation. Your generosity sustains the lives and works of the nuns of Vajra Dakini Nunnery, our administrative assistant Anna, and our annual donation to Drikung Kagyu Samtenling Nunnery.