Creating Sacred Space: A Special Dharma Talk at the Great Stupa with Jetsünma Jamyang Dolma

August 20th, 2026, 2:00 pm

This hybrid Dharma talk will take place at 2:00 pm in the Great Stupa or online.

In-Person Tuition: $25 (includes lunch)

Online Tuition: By donation

This hybrid Dharma talk will take place at 2:00 pm in the Great Stupa or online.

In-Person Tuition: $25 (includes lunch)

Online Tuition: By donation

This Dharma talk is offered both in-person in the Great Stupa and online.

To register to attend in person, click here.

To register to attend online, click here.

About the Retreat

There are places that naturally invite us to become quieter, more present, and more aware of what is sacred. The Great Stupa at Drala Mountain Center is one such place—a living expression of wisdom, compassion, and the awakened mind. We are honored to welcome Jetsünma Jamyang Dolma to offer a special Dharma talk on Creating Sacred Space within this extraordinary setting.

Recognized by His Holiness Sakya Trizin as the reincarnation of Karma Tsultrim Kechog Palmo, Jetsünma was born in India. She completed nine years of Buddhist scholarship and then completed seven years in traditional closed retreat—reflecting a devotion to meditation and realization. Today she resides part-time at the Garden of One Thousand Buddhas in Montana and is widely respected for her ability to transmit the Dharma in English with depth, warmth, and humility.

 Surrounded by the presence of the Great Stupa, Jetsünma will explore how sacred space is created both outwardly and inwardly. Buddhist tradition teaches that sacred places support the awakening of our own innate wisdom and compassion, inviting us to experience the world with greater clarity, openness, and devotion. At the same time, through our own practice, intention, and presence, we participate in creating sacred space wherever we are.

Whether you are a longtime practitioner or simply curious about the Buddhist path, we warmly invite you to join us for this special afternoon with an authentic lineage holder whose life embodies the transformative power of authentic practice.