Awam Tibetan Buddhist Institute 3400 East Speedway Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85716
About the Business
Awam Tibetan Buddhist Institute is a serene place of worship located at 3400 East Speedway Boulevard in Tucson, Arizona. It is a spiritual haven where individuals can come to learn and practice the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. The institute offers a variety of programs, classes, and retreats led by experienced Buddhist teachers. Visitors can immerse themselves in meditation, chanting, and other traditional practices to cultivate inner peace and wisdom. Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or new to Tibetan Buddhism, Awam Tibetan Buddhist Institute welcomes all who seek spiritual growth and enlightenment.
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Location & Phone number
3400 E Speedway Blvd APT 204, Tucson, AZ 85716, United States
Reviews
"I came across the online classes when my wife and I had just moved to Tucson in 2005. They were just what I needed at the time, and studying online led to my meeting several revered teachers (in addition to Khenpo Dean!) and finding a community that was both welcoming and helpful. Although we moved from Tucson to Phoenix in 2009 and to Indiana in 2014, the connections we made there continue to sustain us."
"AWAM has been a wonderful discovery. I've enjoyed advanced study with Khenpo Dean and a small group of students looking at various commentarial texts for several years. It's also an excellent place to start on the path of practice and study in the Nyingma tradition, with strong guidance provided all the way. I especially appreciate the availability of video recordings online. These are really helpful with reviewing the material, and for distance learners. AWAM's sequential curriculum is well-organized. I highly recommend it!"
"Awam is an outstanding venue for those who are simply inquiring about Buddhism as well as those who are deeply into the practices. The overall feeling within the Sangha (at least the members I have met Jane and Dean) is incredibly warm and inviting. Ms. Jane Stanley and Khenpo Drimed Dawa are truly Buddhas teaching us all. I took my Bodhisattva vow from Khenpo Dean and received my Tibetan name from him. My only issue is that I live in Phoenix and AWAM is located in Tucson. At one time wifi was available and Khenpo was able to broadcast the weekly services so even those of us who cannot physically make it to Tucson get to enjoy and feel part of the Sangha. If anything I truly wish someone or some group of folks could help restore the wifi for them. Perhaps several of us could make monthly pledges to help cover the costs? Emaho! Tenpa Lodro"
"Positive vibes and people. The teachers are great, lovely events and the classes are very thorough."
"I am a student. My instructor is quick to answer my questions and to guide me in the studies. She is patient and there is no pressure to finish my classes within six weeks. I am allowed to move as I process and understand the teachings."
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