Spring Equinox signals new beginnings and the renewal of the earth as plants begin to bloom again and animals come out of hibernation. Marking the end of winter, the equinox indicates the beginning of a new life cycle. Thus, the beginning of spring provides us with an opportunity to seek renewal, set new intentions, and redirect our path. We invite you to greet and celebrate the arrival of spring at Tara Mandala!

For anyone who would prefer not to drive home after the afternoon teachings, there are overnight accommodations available. If you choose to stay overnight, you will be invited to our evening Tsog celebration, a special feast offering ceremony, in the main temple shrine room. Prayer Flags will be available for purchase in the Dakini Store from 9:30 – 10:15 am. Or feel free to bring your own.

A 4-wheel or All-wheel drive vehicle is absolutely necessary to access Tara Mandala in winter conditions. For anyone who would prefer not to drive home after the tsog, there are overnight accommodations available.

This event begins with a mandatory check-in between 9:30 am and 10:00 am.

9:30 am – 10:00 am – Check-in at the Dakini Store and time to purchase prayer flags

10:30 am – 12:45 pm – Teaching, Sang and Prayer Flag Blessing

1 pm – Lunch & Karma Yoga

3 pm – 5 pm – Afternoon teachings & meditation with Drubpon Lama Karma

5:30 pm – Check-out for day-only guests

6 pm – Tsog Celebration (with our resident Lamas, community, and overnight guests)

A 4-wheel or all-wheel drive vehicle will be necessary to access Tara Mandala if snow or mud conditions are still present.

Suggested Dana for teacher : $25 – $50

There will be an opportunity to place dana in a designated box in the community dining room.