| Tergar Meditation Center of Phoenix(formerly Yongey Peace Prevails Center) 1108 E. HIdalgo Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85040 |
| Under the guidance of Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche |
Projects
Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche identified three important projects for YPPC to accomplish,
which are part of Tergar Phoenix's vision. See also YPPC's new "Open the Door" brochure
(PDF 780k).
which are part of Tergar Phoenix's vision. See also YPPC's new "Open the Door" brochure
(PDF 780k).
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Future Yongey Peace Institute
In order to provide a place to host large public
teachings, classes, cultural events, and national
dialogues on the latest research on meditation
and science, Mingyur Rinpoche established the
Yongey Peace Institute, which will become his
first Tibetan-style meditation institute in
America. Already $275,000 has been raised to
purchase the land in south Phoenix, with the
next phase involved in developing architectural
plans and raising $1.5 million for construction.
In order to provide a place to host large public
teachings, classes, cultural events, and national
dialogues on the latest research on meditation
and science, Mingyur Rinpoche established the
Yongey Peace Institute, which will become his
first Tibetan-style meditation institute in
America. Already $275,000 has been raised to
purchase the land in south Phoenix, with the
next phase involved in developing architectural
plans and raising $1.5 million for construction.
Yongey Peace Health Center
To provide care for both body and mind, and
bring together Eastern and Western sciences,
YPPC recently launched the Yongey Peace Health
Center. This nondenominational service of YPPC
offers alternative health care from the Chinese,
Tibetan, and Western traditions, with the
intention of serving all communities in Arizona.
In its initial phase, 100% of the income generated
by these services will go to YPCC and its future
projects.
To provide care for both body and mind, and
bring together Eastern and Western sciences,
YPPC recently launched the Yongey Peace Health
Center. This nondenominational service of YPPC
offers alternative health care from the Chinese,
Tibetan, and Western traditions, with the
intention of serving all communities in Arizona.
In its initial phase, 100% of the income generated
by these services will go to YPCC and its future
projects.