Bardo: After Life & Reincarnation | with Gegye Yongyal Rinpoche

Fridays, November 20, December 4, 11, 18 6:00-8:00 PM ET In-Person & Online Full Series: $70 Single Session: General Admission: $20 | Benefactor Admission: $45 We gratefully acknowledge you for selecting a Benefactor Admission. Your generosity makes financial assistance possible for others and supports Tibet House US presenters and programs. What happens after death? How does consciousness transition from one life to another? And how can understanding the six stages of Bardo help us prepare for life, death, and rebirth in the Pure Land of Buddha Amitabha? Join H.E. Gegye Yongyal Rinpoche to explore the profound wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism, the nature of consciousness, the process of death and rebirth, and the spiritual practices that can help us cultivate awareness, compassion, and faith on the path toward rebirth in Amitabha Buddha’s Pure Land. PRESENTER BIO His Eminence the Third Gegye Yongyal Tulku Rinpoche is a Buddhist master, scholar, humanitarian, and spiritual leader of the Kagyu–Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Recognized at the age of seven as the reincarnation of the Second Gegye Yongyal Rinpoche, he is the Third Seat Holder of Gegye Tashi Choling Monastery in Ngari, near Mount Kailash. Rinpoche has dedicated his life to Buddhist philosophy, meditation, and the preservation of Himalayan Buddhist heritage. He is the President of Zero Point Meditation Center USA, Amala Center Nepal, and a board member of Hami Nepali International USA. In 2025, Rinpoche organized World Peace Prayer Day and was honored by Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman on October 19 for his contributions to world peace. He has also offered free Buddhist teachings and meditation programs to the public and community in Long Island for over six months through a partnership with Planting Fields Foundation. His work includes World Peace Prayer programs, environmental conservation, educational support for underprivileged children, and the Gegye Yongyal Pure Land Monastery project in Nepal. Through his teachings and humanitarian service, Rinpoche inspires communities to cultivate compassion, wisdom, and inner peace. Learn more: www.gegyeyongyalrinpoche.com