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RETREAT

Who Am I?—Online Via Zoom

with Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

In this six-day retreat, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche will teach from his poem “Who am I?”, a dzogchen poem about freedom and self-liberation, to discover how we can let go of our imagined identity. We will connect to our limitless potential that will allow us to manifest everything we really are.

Rinpoche will guide us through unique exercises that he has developed to enable us to access deep sources within ourselves and to transcend the deeper layers of our personality on a journey to self-realization, to our own enlightened qualities.

The retreat will be translated from English into German.

Read the poem “Who am I?”. PDF download in: English | Chinese | Dutch | French | German | Hindi | Hungarian | Italian | Korean | Nepali | Polish | Portuguese | Russian | Slovak | Spanish | Tibetan | Turkish

Schedule: Start: Monday 18.30 h, end Sunday 12.30 h Central European time (for schedule see schedule above). To find the time in your area: www.worldtimebuddy.com

Cost: Regular price: 350 EUR, discount 1: 250 EUR, discount 2: 150 EUR, scholarship *: 75 EUR (* only after prior contact and approval)

Organized by Ligmincha Germany

About Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche: A lineage holder of the Bön Buddhist tradition, Rinpoche is renowned for his engaging teaching style, his ability to make profound teachings highly relevant and practical, and for bringing Western students to clear, direct understanding through personal experience.

RETREAT

Tummo: Teachings on Inner Heat & Bliss

with Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche is a renowned meditation master and author of multiple books on spirituality. Rinpoche has been teaching in many countries of Europe, Asia, and both Americas for thirty years. During this year’s summer retreat, he will deliver the teachings about inner heat and bliss (tib. Tummo). The teachings and meditation allow us to connect to our own heart. Thanks to these teachings we discover space, openness, and an unlimited source of possibilities within ourselves. By connecting to our own essence, the nature of mind, we can transform our life into being more joyful and valuable.Practicing meditation in our daily life enriches our relations with other people, helps us adopt a more creative approach to our work, and teaches us how to make wiser and more compassionate use of our own life.

Translation: teachings in English, with translation into different languages.

Hosted by Ligmincha Poland.

RETREAT

Guidance for Living and Dying

with Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

Commentary on the Bardo Teachings

The word “bardo” means “in between” in Tibetan, including the time between life and death, and the time between death and rebirth.

During this retreat, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche will offer guidance on living and dying. Rinpoche will lead participants in exploring the transition between life in death, including preparation for dying, the process of dying, practices related with the bardo, how to prepare for one’s own death, and how to help others who are dying.

In the process of dying, one of the most challenging things and what makes transition difficult, is attachment. A key issue is that things always change and we are always in transition. Rinpoche will guide participants in discovering the changeless self within all of our changing experiences—the stillness, silence and spaciousness beyond the body, speech and mind.

The retreat is open to people at all levels of spiritual practice, and welcomes those with life-threatening illnesses, caregivers, hospice professionals and all who wish to develop and deepen their relationship to life and to death.

Hosted by Ligmincha Finland.

RETREAT

Spontaneous Creativity

with Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

Rinpoche will be teaching his book, Spontaneous Creativity. The English version of this book was published a few years ago. Now the Dutch translation is available. In the book, Rinpoche offers accessible methods so that our natural, positive qualities can blossom spontaneously and our connection with everything around us can take shape in a positive way.

The seminar is open to anyone who wants to learn to live from openness and clarity.

Lecture: Friday evening, 17 September from 20.00 – 21.30

Teachings: Saturday, September 18, and Sunday, September 19 from 10.00. – 17.00

Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche teaches in English; Translations will be made into Dutch.