Live Online Retreat—External, Internal and Secret Tsa Lung

LIVE ONLINE RETREAT

Meditation with Breath & Movement: External, Internal and Secret Tsa Lung

with Alejandro Chaoul-Reich

Tsa Lung is a series of ancient yogic practices that brings balance and harmony to our physical body, energy, and mind. Through these practices we will connect to our sacred architecture or subtle body, and learn to guide our energy-winds through our subtle channels.

These practices are designed to open our subtle channels and chakras, guiding the healthy flow of the energy-winds so that we can enjoy good health and reconnect with more calmness to a quiet, peaceful mind. The exercises are easy to perform and are suitable for everyone.

There are three levels of Tsa Lung practice: External, Internal and Secret. The External Tsa Lung works primarily on the physical level, using simple movements and breath exercises to balance the energies within our body. The Internal Tsa Lung works more at the level of breath and subtle energy, bringing our attention to opening the five chakras and the central channel. The Secret Tsa Lung uses subtle visualizations of light within the chakras and central channel to bring harmony to the mind, so that we can rest in our inner refuge, nature of mind.

All of the Tsa Lung exercises integrate and balance the five elements within: earth, water, fire, wind and space.

These practices are drawn from the Bön Mother Tantra (Tibetan: Ma Gyü) the highest tantra in our tradition. They are a beautiful complement to any meditation practice, and particularly to dzogchen, the highest teaching in the Tibetan Bön tradition. They are frequently performed at the beginning of a session so that meditation is deeper and more stable. The External Tsa Lung is commonly performed in all Ligmincha centers and groups.

Join us for this special opportunity to learn and practice the External, Internal and Secret Tsa lung.

Live translation available in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Hungarian.

Registration is now closed. 

Schedule (New York time)

February 26 and 27
8–9 a.m. (begins February 27)
10–11:15 a.m.
11:45 a.m.–1 p.m.
2:30–3:45 p.m.
4:15–5:30 p.m.

View podcast with Ale
Suggested reading: Awakening the Sacred Body and Tibetan Yoga for Health and Well-Being