Name: Vajrayana – booked out – waiting list
Start: 2024-05-08T16:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-05-12T12:30:00+00:00
Location: Ganden Chökhor

MINDFULNESS AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING – Ven Tulku Jigme Trinley Rinpoche 14.9. – 16.9.2018

MINDFULNESS AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING

Ven. Tulku Jigme Trinley Rinpoche

Friday 14. September 2018, 18:00 Uhr – Sunday 16. September 2018, 14:00 Uhr; 2 days
Course language: English , Translation to: German

Basically, we all want to be happy; fundamentally, we have the ability to love and be loved unconditionally. We also seek greater intelligence and wisdom, which gives us inner resources to deal with suffering negative thoughts and emotions.

Pioneering scientific research over the last 20 years has shown that the brain can be changed by experience and is thus ready for new experiences and exercises. During this retreat, Tulku Jigme Tinley Rinpoche will guide the students into meditation and other related tools to deal with the challenges of life. To find happiness, to understand and transform our mind.

With a unique blend of Eastern and Western perspectives, Rinpoche teaches the ancient wisdom of Tibet in a fresh, interactive and playful-humorous way.

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TSOGLE CHOD RETREAT – Ven. Lodrö Tulku Rinpoche 31.8. – 9.9.2018

TSOGLE CHOD RETREAT

Ven. Lodrö Tulku Rinpoche

Friday 31. August 2018, 18:00 Uhr – Sunday 9. September 2018, 14:00 Uhr; 9 days
Course language: English , Translation to: German

Tsogle Chod Retreat

For the first time Lodrö Rinpoche explains the Tsogle practice in a chod retreat. The present Lodrö Rinpoche (6th Tulku) will comment on the text of his predecessor Lodrö Jampa Temple, the 3rd Lodrö Tulku from the 19th century. It is a shorter practice version – which, if you practice it takes about 1,5 – 2 hours. (Normally a Tsogle Chöd practice takes about 3-6 hours or longer. The text is based on the text of the 3rd Karmapa Rangdung Dorje.

The Tsogle Chöd practice is mainly practiced at the Kagyüpas, the Nyingmapas, but also at the Gelugpas. It goes back through the 3rd Karmapa Dorje Rangjung from the 13th/14th century, to Machig Labdrön, who lived in the 10th/11th century. The Lodrö line has a close connection with the Tsogle Chöd from the past.

We are very pleased that Lodrö Rinpoche has agreed to translate the text of his predecessor into German/English for us and to comment on it completely to interested choir practitioners.

(Please contact Lama Lodrö Tulku Rinpoche for beginners: dharma@ganden.ch)

Program:

Friday evening: Inauguration of red Vajrayogini Naropa tradition.

Saturday morning: Tsogle Chöd Inauguration

Sunday – Sunday: Commentary and introduction to the choir practice – daily practice and practice together with Lodrö Rinpoche

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