Upcoming events.
Sunday Sangha
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Sunday Sangha
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Venerable Amy Miller “The Path to Joy”
“The Path to Joy”
Special ½ day workshop lead by the Venerable Amy Miller.
Sunday Sangha
Atul Govil will return as we continue exploring The Four Noble Truths; which was the first Turning of the Wheel of Dharma (teaching) the Buddha gave after achieving enlightenment. This is a foundational teaching of Buddhist philosophy and a great opportunity for us to deepening our understanding of the Dharma. This topic started at our January Sangha, but prior attendance is not needed and you will be able to jump in and follow along.
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Sunday Sangha
January’s Sunday Sangha has been moved to the 26th.
We are happy to welcome back Atul Govil to kick off our first Sunday Sangha of 2025! The topic will be The Four Noble Truths, which was the first Turning of the Wheel of Dharma (teaching) the Buddha gave after achieving enlightenment. This is a foundational teaching of Buddhist philosophy and a great opportunity for us to deepening our understanding of the Dharma.
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Sunday Sangha
Join us for our December Sunday Sangha as we take a moment slow down and catch our breath (literally). With the hustle and bustle of the Holiday season in full swing it is important to make time to calm the mind and find your seat. During this session we will explore different forms for meditation and have a mini Holiday (re)treat!
Sunday Sangha
Please join us in welcoming back the Venerable Lama Losang Samten as he leads this November’s Sunday Sangha. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet and practice with an inspiring teacher who has helped to spread Buddhism throughout North America for decades. The Sunday Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
Venerable Lama Losang Samten has been sharing teachings of loving-kindness, joy and compassion, as well as the path to enlightenment for almost 30 years. Losang lived and studied over 20 years in the Namgyal Monastery (the monastery of His Holiness the Dalai Lama) earning the highest degree attainable at the monastery, equivalent to a doctoral degree in the West. He also became a Master of Ritual Dance and Sand Mandalas and was the Personal Attendant to His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama prior to moving to the United States in 1988. Ven. Losang Samten is one of the Mandala Masters who created the first public sand mandala in the West in 1988. Samten is the spiritual director of several Buddhist Centers in North America, with a home base residing in Philadelphia. To learn more please visit his website: http://www.losangsamten.com/
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049
Sunday Sangha
For all aspirants attaining happiness in this life is a necessary condition for lasting spiritual development in this and future lifetimes.
We welcome back Atul Govil as he offers a teaching to the Sangha on the Maha-Mangala Sutta.
Together we will study Shakyamuni’s teaching called the Maha-Mangala Sutta and further cultivate the causes and conditions to attain happiness and prosperity in this lifetime. Listeners are encouraged to bring pen and notebook to create their roadmap to happiness and prosperity.
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049
Sunday Sangha
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. We have the great honor of welcoming back the Venerable Lama Losang Samten to lead the Sangha. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet and practice with an inspiring teacher who has helped to spread Buddhism throughout North America for decades. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
Venerable Lama Losang Samten has been sharing teachings of loving-kindness, joy and compassion, as well as the path to enlightenment for almost 30 years. Losang lived and studied over 20 years in the Namgyal Monastery (the monastery of His Holiness the Dalai Lama) earning the highest degree attainable at the monastery, equivalent to a doctoral degree in the West. He also became a Master of Ritual Dance and Sand Mandalas and was the Personal Attendant to His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama prior to moving to the United States in 1988. Ven. Losang Samten is one of the Mandala Masters who created the first public sand mandala in the West in 1988. Samten is the spiritual director of several Buddhist Centers in North America, with a home base residing in Philadelphia. To learn more please visit his website: http://www.losangsamten.com/
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049
Sunday Sangha
We are fortunate to have Atul Govil join us to discuss the Scope of Buddhist practice that is pulled from the Lamrim Chenmo (The Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment) composed by Tsongkhapa’s who was a 4th century Tibetan Buddhist philosopher and monk. This a great opportunity to delve into why and how we practice.
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049
Sunday Sangha
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. We will be exploring calm abiding meditation and the importance of setting intentions for our practice. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049
Sunday Sangha
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. This Sunday we will expore the Seven Point Meditation Posture. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049
Sunday Sangha
All are welcome to attend the Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s monthly Sunday Sangha series. This month we are fortunate to have the Venerable Lama Losang Samten to lead the Sangha in meditation and a teaching. Sangha is open to Buddhist and non-Buddhist alike. Attendance at this time is in-person only. If you have questions please use the contact link on the website.
Venerable Lama Losang Samten has been sharing teachings of loving-kindness, joy and compassion, as well as the path to enlightenment for almost 30 years. Losang lived and studied over 20 years in the Namgyal Monastery (the monastery of His Holiness the Dalai Lama) earning the highest degree attainable at the monastery, equivalent to a doctoral degree in the West. He also became a Master of Ritual Dance and Sand Mandalas and was the Personal Attendant to His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama prior to moving to the United States in 1988. Ven. Losang Samten is one of the Mandala Masters who created the first public sand mandala in the West in 1988. Samten is the spiritual director of several Buddhist Centers in North America, with a home base residing in Philadelphia. To learn more please visit his website: http://www.losangsamten.com/
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049
Sunday Sangha
Join us for Lehigh Valley Buddhist Group’s first ever Sangha gathering. For this auspicious occasion the Venerable Lama Losang Samten will lead the Sangha in meditation and a teaching. Attendance at this time is in-person only.
Venerable Lama Losang Samten has been sharing teachings of loving-kindness, joy and compassion, as well as the path to enlightenment for almost 30 years. Losang lived and studied over 20 years in the Namgyal Monastery (the monastery of His Holiness the Dalai Lama) earning the highest degree attainable at the monastery, equivalent to a doctoral degree in the West. He also became a Master of Ritual Dance and Sand Mandalas and was the Personal Attendant to His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama prior to moving to the United States in 1988. Ven. Losang Samten is one of the Mandala Masters who created the first public sand mandala in the West in 1988. Samten is the spiritual director of several Buddhist Centers in North America, with a home base residing in Philadelphia. To learn more please visit his website: http://www.losangsamten.com/
* Sangha is a Sanskrit word used to describe a community that comes together to practice and study Buddhism.
Address: Unity of Lehigh Valley 26 N 3rd St, Emmaus, PA 18049