Sutra Study Sunday – Self-Examination

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July 6, 2025 @ 12:30pm

We will be exploring the rich repository of Buddhist Sutras. We will be studying the Sūtra on Self-Examination. In this teaching, the Buddha elucidates how attachment arises from perceiving sights, sounds, and thoughts as permanent, pleasurable, and inherently “self.” Conversely, by recognizing their true nature—impermanent, conducive to suffering, non-self, and perilous—we can relinquish craving and attain liberation from suffering. Continue reading →

Weekend Teachings with Lama Lena: How to Die

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July 11–13, 2025

The Rime Buddhist Center is honored to welcome back Lama Lena, a renowned teacher of Tibetan Dzogchen, for a profound weekend of teachings on “How to Die.”

During this special weekend, Lama Lena will guide us through the Dzogchen view on death, helping us transform our understanding of dying into a powerful opportunity for liberation. Drawing from ancient practices and deep insight, she will show us how to approach death with clarity, compassion, and fearlessness — and how this knowledge can help us live more fully and authentically.

Whether you are new to Dzogchen or a longtime practitioner, this weekend promises to illuminate your path and deepen your practice. Continue reading →

Upcoming Class: Basics of Buddhism

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June 18, 2025 at 7:45pm

Have you always wanted to understand Buddhism? Come join us for an enlightening for this 10-week program (in-person with an online option). This class is for beginners and those with prior experience. We will use the Basics of Buddhism Workbook, an introductory guide for exploring Buddhist teachings and practices to cultivate mindfulness, compassion, and inner peace through reflection and practical application (journaling, intentions, daily integration). Continue reading →

14th Annual JuneteenthKC Heritage Festival

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June 21, 2025

The Rime Buddhist Center is excited to be part of this year’s JuneteenthKC Heritage Festival at the historic 18th & Vine jazz district! Stop by our booth to say hello, pick up free stickers and wristbands, and learn more about Buddhism and the Rime Center’s mission.

We’re also looking for volunteers to help staff our booth throughout the event. If you’re interested in lending a hand, please reach out to Gabi for more details. We’d love to have your support!