Our Community Offerings
There are three ideals at the heart of Buddhism: buddha, dharma, sangha. Together, these concepts are known as the three jewels. At Namchak, we focus on all three, providing tools to help you connect with others in a deep and harmonious way.
We focus on providing space for new and advanced meditation practitioners to meditate together and deepen their innate wisdom. Through our community offerings students can learn more about Vajrayana practices and connect both in-person and online with students and teachers.
Learning Circles
Our Learning Circles are meditation groups that consist of 2-8 people that meet regularly to deepen their innate wisdom. Learning Circle members use our eCourses, books from the Ancient Wisdom Series, Dharma Talks, and meditation practices to create space for contemplative dialogue, reflection, and meditation practice.
Sangha is an integral component for deepening on the path, if you’re interested in bringing your solo meditation practice into the world and grow in Sangha, our Learning Circles can help you connect and deepen with others, while fostering wisdom, compassion, more joy, and true connection.

One Community – Monthly Gatherings
Each month, in our peer-led gathering, we come together as a community to meditate, share, and connect around our practice. In these gatherings we share resources about the monthly theme, reflections, and discuss new ideas with our community. Learning Circle members as other Namchak Sangha members are invited to bring friends and family to attend this event!
We invite you to submit ideas for these monthly discussions. Send us an email at [email protected] with the subject line One Community Monthly Discussion.
Stepping into Meditation and Community 6-Week Course
Stepping into Meditation and Community consists of two 6-week interactive online courses that will guide us to the most present, compassionate, and connected parts of ourselves. Through inner exploration and engaging with community, we will learn accessible, time-tested Tibetan Buddhist practices that will allow us to awaken into deeper peace, joy, compassion and equanimity in our lives.
This course is a great starting point for those who are just stepping into Namchak practices and/or those who want to deepen their practice and connection with sangha (community). We offer this course yearly, learn more about this offering by emailing [email protected] use the subject line Stepping into Meditation and Community – Enrollment


Morning Meditations
Each weekday morning from 9:00 am MDT – 9:20 MDT community members from around the world come together for a virtual, non-guided open meditation.
These short practice sessions provide a framework to meditate with others and a place for continuity. As we know part of creating new habits is doing them daily, our morning meditations provide a space for practice and accountability. No registration is required, access the meeting link and more information HERE.

Ancient Wisdom Engaged
This multi-year, non-residential study program offers students an introduction to the Vajrayana path of Tibetan Buddhism and to a unique form of personal leadership. Incorporating retreats, meditation coaching calls, sangha community, independent meditation practice and more the Ancient Wisdom Engaged pathway is an opportunity to deepen your meditation practice in a community-oriented model.
Learn more about the AWE program by sending an email to [email protected] with the subject line AWE Pathway.

Meditation Buddies
New to meditation? If you’re interested in starting a practice but hesitant to commit, our meditation buddy program is a way to establish accountability and increase your likelihood of developing a daily meditation practice.
Learn more about being matched with a meditation buddy by emailing [email protected] use the subject line Meditation Buddy.
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