Ground, Path and Fruition Prayer with Khenpo Yeshi
Monday May 19- Friday May 23
Khenpo will be teaching a short poem by Jigme Lingpa that is very close to his heart, and which precisely and elegantly describes the three core principles essential to the Dzogchen view
The ground, the path, and fruit. It is in the form of a prayer, bringing us a direct connection to those core perspectives.
Schedule:
Monday May 19 7:00 pm -8:30 pm CT
Tuesday May 20 9:30 am- 6:00 pm CT
Wednesday May 21 9:30 am- 6:00 pm CT
Thursday May 22 9:30 am- 6:00 pm CT
Dinner with Khenpo Yeshi at end of retreat day on Thursday
Friday May 22 9:30 am – 1:00 pm CT
Date: May 19- May 23
Time: Begins 7:00 pm CT May 19, Ends 1:00 pm CT May 23
Event Type: In-Person and Online attendance available
Location: 4803 San Felipe Street Houston Tx 77056
Duration: 5 day event
Tuition:
Tier 1: $550
Tier 2: $450
Tier 3: $350*
*Dawn Mountain offers a tiered pricing system to accommodate diverse financial situations. We encourage those with greater means to contribute at higher levels, helping to sustain programming for those with limited resources. As always, no one will be turned away due to financial constraints. Below is an explanation of our pricing structure:
Tier 1: A contribution above the cost that helps uphold Dawn Mountain’s commitement to ensuring no one is turned away due to financial need.
Tier 2: A contribution that covers the operational costs of your participation in this retreat.
Tier 3: A reduced-cost option for those who wish to participate and support Dawn Mountain but may not be able to pay the full cost.
If you are unable to contribute at the lowest level, call Jerri at 713-630-0354 or email info@dawnmountain.org to offer your heart-felt alternative tuition BEFORE completing this registration.
Is this program for you?:
This retreat is for everyone who has some background in the Tibetan tradition and who feels a heartfelt connection to Dzogchen and wishes to learn more.
Online Experience:
Dawn Mountain has a hybrid broadcasting system allowing for immersive experience online. We have the ability to see and hear online participants live in the physical temple space, and questions can be asked of our lamas live!
Recorded content:
This event will be recorded and all registrants will have access to the recordings indefinitely.
In Person Experience:
We all know the benefits of being in person with community. We also serve breakfast for retreat attendees. There is a 1 hour 15 minute break each day for lunch, and there are many food options in walking distance of the temple.
Food Establishments Nearby:
Taco Deli
Bluestone Lane
Local Foods
Nando’s Peri Peri
Rakkan Ramen
Kenny & Ziggys
Whole Foods
Post Oak Lodge
Dough Zone
Ninfa’s
About our Teachers
Khenpo Gyurme Lodro Gyatso, widely known in the world of Tibetan Studies as Khenpo Yeshi, was born in Tibet and trained under the esteemed Nyingma Lama Lungtog Nyima in the Longchen Nyingthig tradition. As a young adult, he undertook a perilous journey over the Himalayas to Nepal, where he completed a three-year retreat under the revered Dzogchen master Tulku Ugyen. Following this, he expanded his studies at various Tibetan monasteries of the Geluk and Sakya traditions in India.
In 2003, Khenpo Gyurme Lodro Gyatso encountered Adzom Paylo Rinpoche at Ogyen Dorje Den, where he received Semtri teachings. During their conversation, Rinpoche recognized him as a past student and bestowed upon him the name Gyurme Lodro Gyatso. This revelation deepened his connection with Rinpoche’s lineage, leading to further study and collaboration.
Khenpo Gyurme Lodro Gyatso is deeply devoted to the teachings of Jigme Lingpa, particularly the Ground, Path, and Fruition Prayer, which he passionately shares with students. Fluent in English, he continues to teach and transmit the wisdom of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition to a global audience, fostering a heartfelt connection to Dzogchen.