Nyungnay Purification retreat
CELEBRATING BUDDHA'S ENLIGHTENMENT DAY
MONDAY 14 - TUESDAY 15 APRIL

A special fasting retreat celebrating Buddha’s Enlightenment Day
Nyungnay is one of our most precious Kadampa dharma jewels and as a centre practice, it comes around just once a year – on Buddha’s Enlightenment Day.
We can spend two days with Thousand-armed Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of great compassion, making exquisite offerings, praises and prostrations and thereby accumulate huge merit, purify vast negativity for ourself and others and receive the most powerful blessing to propel ourself swiftly along our path to enlightenment.
Wrapped within the practice of Mahayana Precepts, it involves fasting and making three sessions of prostrations, with the sadhana ‘Drop of Essential Nectar’, over two days. Usually, the second day is accompanied by a full fast, although strongly recommended, this is not compulsory.
Everyone is welcome to join us for this special retreat.
Schedule:
Please kindly note that this is an unguided in-person only event; it is not available via livestream.
It is necessary to take Mahayana Precepts each morning at 6.30am to be able to engage in retreat sessions*
* The evening pujas can be attended by anyone, whether they have taken precepts or not
Monday 14th
Session 1 | 6.30 – 8.30am (including Precepts)
Session 2 | 10 – 11.15am
Session 3 | 3 – 4.30pm
Wishfulfilling Jewel puja | 7pm
Tuesday 15th – Buddha’s Enlightenment Day
Session 1 | 6.30 – 8.30am (including Precepts)
Session 2 | 10 – 11.15am
Session 3 | 3 – 4.30pm
Offering to the Spiritual Guide Tsog puja | 7pm
Fees:
Introduction: £5 | members free
Retreat days: £15 per day (evening pujas are free) | members free
Venue: KMC Edinburgh | 172 Leith Walk, EH6 5EA

THE VENUE
Kadampa Meditation Centre Edinburgh
172 Leith Walk,
Edinburgh
EH6 5EA
TRAVEL
Pay and display parking has recently been introduced into the local area around the Centre.
Tram networks to Newhaven are now fully operational with the nearest tram stop to the Centre being at Balfour Street, a few minutes walk away.
Buses also operate as normal down Leith Walk.