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Jewels of the Awakened Heart, with Serkong Rinpoche – Fri 2nd to Sun 4th October 2026
Date: Friday 2nd, Saturday 3rd, & Sunday 4th October 2026
Time: Arrive Friday evening, closing Sunday after lunch
Format: Residential, Onsite
Overview
The teachings of the Bodhisattva in Everyday Life will take participants on a journey through the the development of bodhicitta, and the integration of the Lam Rim into daily experience.
The teachings will offer practical and contemplative guidance on how ordinary situations — relationships, difficulties, responsibilities, work, family life and community life — can become part of the path when approached with altruistic motivation and a deeper understanding of the mind.
These teachings are suitable both for those already familiar with the Mahayana tradition and for those who wish to understand more directly how the teachings on the Bodhisattva path can guide and transform daily life.
About The Teacher - His Eminence Serkong Tsenshap Rinpoche
H.E Serkong Tsenshap Rinpoche is the recognized reincarnation of Kyabje Tsenshap Serkong Tugse Rinpoche (1914–1983), one of the seven Tsenshabs, or master debate partners, to His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama.
From 1948 until his passing in 1983, Tsenshap Serkong Tugse Rinpoche served His Holiness with unwavering dedication, transmitting to him numerous lineages, initiations, and oral instructions, while also guiding many disciples across the Tibetan Buddhist world. Today, H.E Serkong Tsenshap Rinpoche is recognized for his ability to transmit the profound teachings of Tibetan Buddhism with clarity, warmth, and accessibility.
His teachings, marked by depth of knowledge, humility, and a touch of humour, resonate with both monastic and lay audiences. He regards it as both a privilege and responsibility to carry forward the activities of his predecessor, aspiring to preserve and share the Dharma in a manner that meets the needs of the modern world. Find out more about Rinpoche.
We very much look forward to welcoming Rinpoche to Lam Rim Wales.
Everyone is welcome to attend Buddhist teachings freely, with no donation required. However, the Centre relies on the kindness and generosity of the community to remain open and continue offering teachings and retreats. We offer two main suggested donation levels to help make attendance accessible to as many people as possible, and we kindly encourage those who are able to contribute at the higher rate to do so.
Standard Rate - Contributes to running costs and a little more to help sustain the Centre. Ticket includes food and accommodation at Lam Rim for the duration of the course.
Basic Rate - Contributes to the very basic running costs of the course. Ticket includes food and accommodation at Lam Rim for the duration of the course.
Attendance Only - For those who wish to attend the event but stay in nearby accommodation. Ticket includes lunch and supper for the duration of the course.
Support Rate - Contact us via lamrimwalesmanagers@gmail.com if the above rates are too high for you where we can discuss further subsidised options, including open entry.
Date: Friday 2nd, Saturday 3rd, & Sunday 4th October 2026
Time: Arrive Friday evening, closing Sunday after lunch
Format: Residential, Onsite
Overview
The teachings of the Bodhisattva in Everyday Life will take participants on a journey through the the development of bodhicitta, and the integration of the Lam Rim into daily experience.
The teachings will offer practical and contemplative guidance on how ordinary situations — relationships, difficulties, responsibilities, work, family life and community life — can become part of the path when approached with altruistic motivation and a deeper understanding of the mind.
These teachings are suitable both for those already familiar with the Mahayana tradition and for those who wish to understand more directly how the teachings on the Bodhisattva path can guide and transform daily life.
About The Teacher - His Eminence Serkong Tsenshap Rinpoche
H.E Serkong Tsenshap Rinpoche is the recognized reincarnation of Kyabje Tsenshap Serkong Tugse Rinpoche (1914–1983), one of the seven Tsenshabs, or master debate partners, to His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama.
From 1948 until his passing in 1983, Tsenshap Serkong Tugse Rinpoche served His Holiness with unwavering dedication, transmitting to him numerous lineages, initiations, and oral instructions, while also guiding many disciples across the Tibetan Buddhist world. Today, H.E Serkong Tsenshap Rinpoche is recognized for his ability to transmit the profound teachings of Tibetan Buddhism with clarity, warmth, and accessibility.
His teachings, marked by depth of knowledge, humility, and a touch of humour, resonate with both monastic and lay audiences. He regards it as both a privilege and responsibility to carry forward the activities of his predecessor, aspiring to preserve and share the Dharma in a manner that meets the needs of the modern world. Find out more about Rinpoche.
We very much look forward to welcoming Rinpoche to Lam Rim Wales.
Everyone is welcome to attend Buddhist teachings freely, with no donation required. However, the Centre relies on the kindness and generosity of the community to remain open and continue offering teachings and retreats. We offer two main suggested donation levels to help make attendance accessible to as many people as possible, and we kindly encourage those who are able to contribute at the higher rate to do so.
Standard Rate - Contributes to running costs and a little more to help sustain the Centre. Ticket includes food and accommodation at Lam Rim for the duration of the course.
Basic Rate - Contributes to the very basic running costs of the course. Ticket includes food and accommodation at Lam Rim for the duration of the course.
Attendance Only - For those who wish to attend the event but stay in nearby accommodation. Ticket includes lunch and supper for the duration of the course.
Support Rate - Contact us via lamrimwalesmanagers@gmail.com if the above rates are too high for you where we can discuss further subsidised options, including open entry.