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We would like to thank all of our members and supporters who have helped establish the Gyuto Vajrayana Center and make it a viable center for the Dharma in the Bay Area. Without the support of major benefactors, we would not have been able to host His Holiness the Dalai Lama in San Francisco in 2007.
We especially thank the Grateful Dead and Meyer Sound (see the article on our website) for their continued support. |
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Meyer Sound in Berkeley, California has been sponsoring the Gyuto Tantric Choir since 1985. Whenever the Gyuto monks come to the United States for their tour, John and Helen Meyer from Meyer Sound provide all the necessary sound equipment, including a professional sound engineer, to help ensure the Gyuto Choir's success. In 2005, over $40,000 worth of sound equipment was donated to the Gyuto Monastery in India by Meyer Sound. Along with the equipment, they also sent Berkeley sound engineers to set up the system for the monks. Soon, Meyer Sound will send additional donations to upgrade and improve the system.
In 2005 H.H. the Dalai Lama presided over the Grand Opening of the new Gyuto Monastery in Dharamsala. For the ceremony and the ensuing teachings more than 5,000 visitors came. Meyer Sound not only donated the complete sound system but also sponsored four gigantic TV plasma screens so that all visitors were able to follow the events and the teachings.
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Roger Stevens will be leading a guided meditation class twice a month, every other Sunday morning from 10 am to 11 am at the Center. There will be an opportunity for discussion after the meditation session. Share your experience with others. Everyone is...
We invite all members and friends to join farewell tea party for Ven. Woser who is returning to the monastery back in India. Ven. Woser has been with us almost two years. There will be three new monks who are coming from India to replace him and other...