At the Nala centers, we practice traditional Tibetan Buddhism of the Karma Kagyu lineage under the spiritual guidance of His Holiness the 17th Karmapa, Thaye Dorje. With deep respect and gratitude, we remember our dear lama, Maniwa Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche, who recently passed away and whose wise leadership remains a living source of inspiration for our sangha. Our lineage, focused on bodhisattvas and yogis, is based on Mahayana Buddhism with elements of the Vajrayana tradition. The Buddha taught us that liberation from suffering can be achieved through the "double accumulation" of merit and wisdom. This shows how essential the sutras and tantras are for human development. All of the Buddha's teachings are equally important and perfect, and an authentic teacher, a Tibetan lama, will help students choose the most appropriate combination of teachings and practice for effective individual development.

Nala centers are unique in regularly hosting meetings with qualified teachers such as Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche, Sabchu Rinpoche, Dubseng Rinpoche, Lodro Rinpoche, Gendun Rinpoche, Lama Nyima, and many others, who play key roles in Buddhist practice on the path to awakening. Every student has the opportunity to meet teachers personally and consult their questions about their practice.

V našich centrech pořádáme pravidelné společné meditace na základě doporučení a struktury, kterou pro nás navrhnul Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche. Tyto meditace jsou otevřené pro každého, kdo hledá hlubší pravdy za světem jevů. Nově příchozí jsou vítáni a před první meditací obdrží základní informace o Buddhově učení.

In our centers, we hold regular group meditations based on the recommendations and structure proposed by Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche. These meditations are open to anyone seeking deeper truths beyond the world of phenomena. Newcomers are welcome and will receive basic information about the Buddha's teachings before their first meditation.

The goal of practicing Buddha's teachings is to understand the nature of the mind and achieve lasting happiness and liberation from suffering, which is the eternal wish of all beings. Buddha's teachings are perfect, and following his instructions with the right motivation inevitably leads to achieving this goal.