Join us as we come together in service to care for the Rime Sangha House grounds. Volunteers are invited to help with seasonal outdoor cleanup and light gardening, and are encouraged to bring basic garden tools such as rakes or shovels, along with sturdy garden gloves. Practicing together in this way is a wonderful opportunity to support our community while engaging in mindful service. Continue reading →
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Upcoming Class: Preparing for the Bodhisattva Vows
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April 22, 2026 at 7:45pm
Considering taking the Bodhisattva Vows? Join us for this introductory class exploring the meaning of bodhicitta and the commitment to awaken for the benefit of all beings. Learn about the intention, responsibility, and practice of the Bodhisattva path. Continue reading →
Town Hall Meeting & Potluck
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April 26, 2026 at 11:30 am
The Rime Buddhist Center will hold a Sangha town-hall meeting on Sunday, April 26th, to discuss finances and building expansion. Your input is sought on improving the community. A vegetarian potluck will follow. Continue reading →
Rescheduled: Rime Sangha Hike – Weston Bend State Park
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May 9, 2026 at 10am
Join the Rime Sangha for a community hike at Weston Bend State Park on Saturday, May 9th from 10:00 AM–12:00 PM. Enjoy a mindful walk in nature, connect with fellow practitioners, and experience the beauty of practice beyond the meditation hall. All are welcome. Continue reading →
Urgent Repair Needed
An unexpected sewer line break has forced us to close the Rime Center last Wednesday while emergency repairs were underway.
The cost to repair the damage is $11,700—an unplanned expense we cannot meet alone. We urgently need your support to restore our space and reopen as quickly as possible.
If you are able, please consider making a donation today. Every gift—no matter the size—directly supports these essential repairs.
Ways to Help:
- Donate online with the link below
- Give in person when we reopen
- Share this message with others
We are deeply grateful for your generosity and for the strength of this community in times like these.
Upcoming Class: Sutra Study Sunday: The Teaching of Vimalakīrti — Chapter 4
April 5, 2026 at 12:30pm
Join us Sunday, April 5 as we continue our exploration of The Teaching of Vimalakīrti, studying Chapter 4 together. This monthly gathering offers an opportunity to read, reflect, and discuss the profound wisdom of the Buddhist sutras. All are welcome. Continue reading →
Half-Day Green Tara Retreat
April 4, 2026 at 9am
Join us Saturday, April 4 for our next Half-Day Green Tara Retreat. Through meditation, chanting, and mantra practice, we connect with Tara’s compassionate energy and cultivate courage and wisdom on the path. Open to all practitioners. Continue reading →
Sound Bath Meditation
March 21, 2026 at 10am
Join us at the Rime Buddhist Center for a deeply relaxing Sound Bath Meditation experience. Immerse yourself in soothing tones and vibrations that support calm, mindfulness, and inner balance. All donations from this event will support the Rime Center Temple Fund. Continue reading →
Spring Karma Yoga: Sangha House Clean Up
March 22, 2026 at 12pm
Join us as we come together in service to care for the Rime Sangha House grounds. Volunteers are invited to help with seasonal outdoor cleanup and light gardening, and are encouraged to bring basic garden tools such as rakes or shovels, along with sturdy garden gloves. Practicing together in this way is a wonderful opportunity to support our community while engaging in mindful service. Continue reading →
New Book Release – Entering the Mandala: Foundations for the Vajrayana Path
Available March 3, 2026
On the auspicious occasion of Chotrul Düchen, the Rime Buddhist Center is honored to announce the release of Entering the Mandala: Foundations for the Vajrayāna Path.
This book offers a clear, grounded, and accessible introduction to the Vajrayāna Buddhist path. Designed for sincere practitioners and curious seekers alike, Entering the Mandala introduces the essential view, symbolism, devotional orientation, and ethical foundations necessary for engaging Vajrayāna practice with confidence and care.
Rather than presenting Vajrayāna as distant or esoteric, this book invites readers to understand it as a living path of transformation—one rooted in compassion, wisdom, and sacred perception.
Released in honor of Chotrul Düchen, a powerful day for practice and positive aspiration.
Available through the Rime Buddhist Center Gift Shop or online at Amazon.