Lamrim Year

By Lama Thubten Yeshe, By Kyabje Lama Zopa Rinpoche

Lamrim Year is an essential guide for meditators who want to develop their mind in the graduated path to enlightenment (lamrim). This unique study program provides a 365-day outline of the graduated path in a clear, practical format that is suitable for both individual and group practice. The daily quotes and text have been selected from four decades of teachings by Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche, and offer a taste of their teaching style and scope.

Visit the free Lamrim Year Companion website and sign up to access the daily meditations wherever you are, from your computer or mobile device. A Lamrim Year Crosswalk PDF is now available. This new PDF is a navigational guide created to support students who wish to extend their understanding of the teachings found in Lamrim Year by reading the corresponding section of the renowned book Liberation in the Palm of Your Hand, by Pabongka Rinpoche.

Lamrim Year Companion

The free Lamrim Year Companion website is designed to help you access Lamrim Year’s daily meditations wherever you are, from your computer or mobile device. Sign up here today.

When you sign up, the site will help you keep track of your progress and bring you to your next Day’s meditation each time you return to the site. If you are already working through Lamrim Year, please contact us and we can set you up to continue from whichever Day you’re on.

The Lamrim Year Companion: 

  • tracks your progress as you go through each lamrim topic
  • supports additional study on each lamrim topic by emailing teachings, resource links, and inspiring quotes and images
  • provides a digital notepad to record personal notes and insights on each Day
  • connects you to the full scope of related Lamrim Year resources on the LYWA website

At the end of each section in the lamrim outline you will receive an email with teachings and resources related to the topic you are studying, along with inspiring quotes and images, to help support you in your practice.

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Introduction to Lamrim Year »