NYC Community Momo Making Potluck Dinner with Khentrul Rinpoche
This event is available In-person only.
Please register and RSVP to reserve your seat.
Khentrul Rinpoche has visited New York City many times over the years. The visit is often short and there is not a lot of time to get to know the community well informally. We would like to invite everyone in the community to a student’ home to share in a dinner together. Khentrul Rinpoche is particularly talented at making tasty Tibetan Momo’s and he would like to share the Momo transmission with you while getting to know you better. It is a great time to make new friend, connect with sangha and get to know Rinpoche.
The dinner will have both Vegetarian and non-veg options. If you want to know more about the Karma related to eating meat you can watch the video on Rinpoche’s youtube channel which covers all the permutations from natural death of an animal, killing and vegetarianism and then it’s up to you to make your own choice.
Please reach out to our gracious hostess Helen Park to offer to bring something or to ask questions. [email protected]
WHO CAN ATTEND
Anyone who would like to get to know Khentrul Rinpoche and our community in the New York area is welcome to come.
OFFERING TO THE DINNER
You do not have to make an offering for dinner. Everyone is welcome. You can bring a dish to share with everyone as a potluck or make an offering online to cover the cost of momo making materials and the event. Veg and Non-veg dishes are welcome.
EVENT SCHEDULE
New York, East Coast USA – TUESDAY September 9. 2025 / 6:00 PM
Questions?
Please email [email protected].
Speaker
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Khentrul RinpocheKhentrul Rinpoché Jamphel Lodrö is the founder and spiritual director of Dzokden. Rinpoche is the author of Unveiling Your Sacred Truth, The Great Middle Way: Clarifying the Jonang View of Other-Emptiness, A Happier Life, and The Hidden Treasure of the Profound Path.
Rinpoche spent the first 20 years of his life herding yak and chanting mantras on the plateaus of Tibet. Inspired by the bodhisattvas, he left his family to study in a variety of monasteries under the guidance of over twenty-five masters in all the Tibetan Buddhist traditions. Due to his non-sectarian approach, he earned himself the title of Rimé (unbiased) Master and was identified as the reincarnation of the famous Kalachakra Master Ngawang Chözin Gyatso. While at the core of his teachings is the recognition that there is great value in the diversity of all spiritual traditions found in this world; he focuses on the Jonang-Shambhala tradition. Kalachakra (wheel of time) teachings contain profound methods to harmonize our external environment with the inner world of body and mind, ultimately bringing about the golden age of peace and harmony (dzokden).
