Tibetan Lama Khenpo Rinpoche: Public Talk & Urban Retreat in Tallinn

Workshop. Friday, October 16 at 18:00-20:00 Mindful Healing Meditation A Special Evening with Dzogchen Khenpo Choga Rinpoche Whether you want to let go of suffering or deepen your meditation practice, this evening offers real tools to heal your mind. You will discover how your mind shapes your whole life. THIS IS A RARE CHANCE to meet the living holder of a Buddhist lineage, where you can receive direct knowledge, blessings, and inspiration from a master who shares ancient wisdom in a way that is clear, modern, and practical. Weekend Urban Retreat. Saturday and Sunday, October 17-18 at 10:00-18:00 Joyful Enlightenment in a Modern City Weekend urban retreat with Dzogchen Khenpo Choga Rinpoche Can true peace and happiness, inner development, and joyful awareness flourish amidst the busy demands of modern city life? Following Friday evening's public talk, this weekend urban retreat invites you to real practice and practical wisdom. Held in the heart of Tallinn, this retreat shows you how to use meditation in your daily life, at work, and in your relationships. Unlike a standard lecture, this weekend offers direct teachings, guided meditation, and personal interaction with the Master. Want a preview of Khenpo's teaching style and topics? Read the full transcription of his previous Tallinn teaching from May 2026: The Nature of Mind. What Makes This Retreat Special? Beyond Theory: Engage in mind-training exercises designed for daily life. Direct Access & Q&A: Have your questions and daily challenges answered. Lineage Guidance: Benefit from additional guidance by Lamas, Rinpoche's disciples. Accessible to All: No prior retreat experience or specific belief system is required. About the Speaker Dzogchen Khenpo Choga Rinpoche is an inspiring teacher with deep experience in meditation practice, a lama at Dzogchen Monastery, and a professor at Dzogchen Shri Singha University. His path to awakening began in childhood, when he left home to dedicate his life to decreasing suffering and increasing the happiness of all beings. At the age of 21—an exceptionally young age—he was conferred the highest Buddhist academic title: Khenpo. Rinpoche spent seven years in retreat practicing mind training in Himalayan caves, deepening his experience and understanding. Today, he teaches Dzogchen meditation worldwide, sharing the Buddha’s teachings in a way that touches both the heart and the mind. In his presence, people often feel a special sense of peace, warmth, and clarity—as if reminded of what is most natural and true within us. The teaching will be given in English.