Wisdom Beyond presents

A daylong withKhedrup Rinpoche

A day of teaching, practice, and enlivening discussion, in the Oakland Hills.

Saturday, August 29 10am–5pm Oakland Hills, California

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The invitation

A Daylong Together

One day, held open, in the Oakland Hills

We have the honor of hosting Monla Khedrup Rinpoche for a single day of practice.

Join us for an intimate gathering with Rinpoche in the Oakland Hills on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 10am to 5pm Pacific Time. A day of teaching, practice, and enlivening discussion. Lunch will be provided.

Rinpoche travels extensively from his home in Bhutan, collaborating with scholars and practitioners worldwide to adapt the Buddha Dharma to modern contexts. That it brings him here, for a whole day with us, is a rare gift.

The gathering is intentionally intimate, and we trust that the right beings will be in the room. Come exactly as you are, whether you have practiced for decades or are simply following a call you cannot yet name.

Let us know you are coming. A few days after your offering comes through, we will send the address, parking, and everything else you will need.

What we are holding

Two threads

The themes the day is gathered around

Compassion, and the Heart

Practices that work on the heart directly, offered slowly, with time to actually do them. What compassion asks of us, what it loosens, and what becomes possible when it steadies into something we can return to.

The Dharma, and This Moment

A lineage carried for centuries, meeting the particular noise of now: the speed, the screens, the grief we read before breakfast. This is the work Rinpoche already does with scholars and practitioners worldwide.

These are the themes we are holding as hosts. Rinpoche will teach what the day asks for.

Our guest

Khedrup Rinpoche

Monla Khedrup Rinpoche Ugyen Tenzin Thinley Lhendup, known also as Khedrupchen Rinpoche, was recognized and enthroned as the fifth successive reincarnation of Kyabgon Khedrupchen Jigme Kundrol, a heart son of Rigzin Jigme Lingpa.

He travels extensively from his home in Bhutan, collaborating with scholars and practitioners worldwide to adapt the Buddha Dharma to modern contexts. He is a root lineage connection for Wisdom Beyond, and this November he travels with our cohort through Bhutan.

The Khedrup Foundation sustains Sangchen Ogyen Tsuklag Monastery in Samcholing village, Trongsa, Bhutan, whose twelve-hundred-year-old temple was consecrated by Guru Rinpoche. Its vision is to preserve the sacred teachings of the Buddha, nurture spiritual wisdom, and inspire the integration of human values rooted in Buddha Dharma. All proceeds from this day benefit the Foundation.

Rinpoche is a Tibetan title of deep respect for a teacher recognized for their realization. It means, roughly, precious one.

The shape of it

How the day moves

10am to 5pm Pacific

10:00
Arriving, tea
10:30
Teaching begins
12:30
Lunch together
2:00
Afternoon practice
4:00
Enlivening discussion
5:00
Dedication and close

A shape, held lightly.

The offering

Given in Reciprocity

Sliding scale per guest, with all proceeds to the Khedrup Foundation

Sliding scale, per guest

$111 to $555+

More is always welcome from those with the capacity and generosity of heart. All proceeds benefit the Khedrup Foundation, which preserves the sacred teachings of the Buddha and sustains Sangchen Ogyen Tsuklag Monastery in Trongsa, Bhutan.

You can choose your offering when you reserve your place below, and complete it by PayPal on the next page. Before the day is easiest for us, and it is never a condition of coming. You are also welcome to offer directly by PayPal at any time.

Nurturing Our Collective
No one is turned away for lack of funds. If the scale is not possible for you right now, we warmly invite you to come anyway. Choose “I need the open door” when you reserve your place, and nothing further will be asked of you.

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Tell us you’re coming

Space is limited. Address provided upon registration.

A few days after your offering comes through, we’ll write back with the address in the Oakland Hills, parking, and what to bring. Your details stay with us and go nowhere else.

“If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.”

His Holiness the Dalai Lama