The nature of our own mind remains hidden behind clouds of thoughts and emotions until a master directly points out the source, the essence, the "heart drop." This is the method of direct introduction to Dozgchen, the highest and most subtle path of medication in Bon. The Heart Drops of Dharmakaya teachings were composed by...
Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche returns to Houston for a weekend retreat, beginning at the Asia Society Friday evening, and continuing at the Jung Center Houston on Saturday and Sunday. The topic will be: Spontaneous Creativity: Meditations for Manifesting Your Positive Qualities, which is the topic of his latest book.
The Six Bardos and the Nature of Mind Menri Shedrup Khenpo Geshe Nyima Dhondup Rinpoche The Bardo is a Tibetan Buddhist concept roughly translated as “thrown between.” Also called the Intermediate State, the Bardo arises between death and the next life. It is said to be much like dream, sleep, and deep meditative states, when...
The Five Warrior Syllables Tibetan Sound Healing Practice Marcy Vaughn When we rest our attention on the stillness of the body, inner silence, and the spaciousness of mind we connect with the source of healing and creativity within. During this weekend retreat, we will explore the sacred architecture of the channels and chakras within the...
Ancient Tibetan Bon practice from Ma Gyu text We spend 30%of our time sleeping and much of that dreaming. Learn the techniques of lucid dreaming to use your dreams for positive experiences and to enhance your spiritual development. Learn to prepare yourself to sleep so your dreams will be more positive leaving you refreshed and...
This program has been CANCELLED for Sunday, June 2nd from 1-4p at Yoga Haven in Galveston, TX. Please check back on our website for more information on future teachings. Teaching by Geshe Denma Gyaltsen, Resident Lama Geshe Denma Gyaltsen is the resident lama of Ligmincha Texas. He arrived in Houston in January 2016 to serve...
The meditation in the Yundrung Bön Spiritual Tradition is the Path that we all need to tread to be able to control our mind and train it so that we can live with more peace, quiet and serenity. In the beginning we do have to know the context in which these sacred practices are, so...
