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Welcome to Sera Jey Buddhist Culture Center!
Sera Jey Buddhist Culture Center (SJBCC) is a 501 (C) (3) not-for-profit religious and cultural organization established in 2009 in State of New York. The Center functions as an official branch of Sera Jey Monastic University of India in the United States. It is dedicated to the preservation and fostering of Tibet’s unique Buddhist tradition and cultural heritage to the Tibetan community of greater New York and the general public. Sera Jey Monastic University in India was re-established in Bylakuppe, Mysore, Karnataka State in 1970. The original Sera Jey Monastic University was established in Tibet in 15th century AD by Jetsun Kunkhen Lodoe Rinchen Senge, a close disciple of Great Lama Tsongkhapa, the founder of Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism.
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Do not dwell in the past. Do not dream of the future, concentrate your mind on the present moment.
Sera Jey Buddhist Culture Center - New York is organizing Jampel Yang Wang (Manjushri Empowerment) by Venerable Dagri Rinpoche on 25th August 2018 and Menlha Jenang (Medicine Buddha teachings) on the 26th August 2018, from 1 - 4 pm at the venue: Satya Narayan Mandir, 75-15 Woodside Ave., Between 75th & 76th St., Jackson Heights, NY 11373. All are graciously welcome to attend the program - empowerment and teachings.
Sera Jey Buddhist Culture Center NY conducted its annual Maha Guru-Bhumtsok from May 23rd - 29th, 2018. The ceremony was presided by Venerable Pare Rimpoche, the abbot and resident lama of SJBCC NY. The ceremony was attended by several venerable monks and hundreds of devotees from New York, New Jersy and other nearby cities.
During the sacred Buddhist calendar month of Saka Dawa, Sera Jey Buddhist Culture Center conducted special Prayer Ceremonies for the Long Life of His Holiness The Dalai Lama and other living Buddhas and for peace, harmony and prosperity at our universe. The prayer ceremony was presided by Venerable Pare Rimpoche and attended by dignitaries from Office of Tibet, NGO's and several hundred of devotees.
