The Tibetan Ancient Sounds of Healing Retreat
Healing with Tibetan Singing Bowls and Healing Sounds
KHENPO RATSA GESHE TENZIN DARGYE
Tibetans have used Tibetan Singing Bowls and sacred sounds for centuries for healing and meditation purposes. The Singing Bowls create a range of sounds to restore the normal vibratory frequencies of diseased and out-of-harmony parts of the body, mind and soul.
Immerse yourself in the powerful vibrations and wisdom of ancient Tibetan Singing Bowls. This relaxing sound healing therapy permeates multiple levels of your being – working to reset, recharge, and renew you.
The power of sound healing through ancient Tibetan Singing Bowls is a deep experience that must be felt to be truly understood. Tibetan Singing Bowls not only work at the cellular level by transfiguring and easing physical pain, but also open our energetic body for positive transformation – healing, regeneration, and restoration.
Experience this ancient healing art for yourself to regain balance and harmony within.
Sound Therapy will help you:
• Manage physical pain
• Manage auto immune disease
• Manage and reduce cancer symptoms
• Reduce stress
• Heal a wide variety of physical symptoms
• Transform grief and deep emotions
• Clear your mind
• Achieve balance in your life
• Center yourself
• Gain a deeper connection with your intuition and True Self
“If we accept that sound is vibration and we know that vibration touches every part of our physical being, then we understand that sound is heard not only through our ears but through every cell in our bodies. One reason sound heals on a physical level is because it so deeply touches and transforms us on the emotional and spiritual planes. Sound can redress imbalances on every level of physiologic functioning and can play a positive role in the treatment of virtually any medical disorder.”
– Dr. Mitchell Gaynor, Director of Medical Oncology and Integrative Medicine, The Cornell Cancer Prevention Center in New York.
Khenpo Ratsa Geshe Tenzin Dargye
This workshop will be taught by Khenpo Ratsa Geshe Tenzin Dargye, a Tibetan Monk. Khenpo Tenzin Dargye received his Geshe degree (equivalent to a PhD in the West) from sMenri Monastery in Dolanji India, the main monastery of the Bon religion. He is also the Abbot of Dhorpatan Monastery in Nepal.
We are honored to have Khenpo Tenzin Dargye teach us the Tibetan healing practice of the Singing Bowls and healing sounds, and to discuss Tibetan medicine.
This four-day course will include a certificate of completion for all students who successfully complete the course at this retreat.
Who should attend? Health care workers, caretakers, patients dealing with pain or illness, and anyone interested in the practice of singing bowls.
This retreat will be held at the Yeru Retreat Center, located in Emily MN. Peaceful, healing, energizing and the perfect background for this retreat. Two and one-half hours by car from Minneapolis. You can fly into Minneapolis airport, rent a car or sign up for a Yeru Shuttle. Or, you can fly into the Brainerd Lakes Regional Airport (30 minutes from the Retreat Center), and one of our staff will be happy to pick you up. Learn more about the center here.
Family and children are welcome: It’s summer time, so bring your family. This is a private lake with no power boats. Child care is available for an extra fee. The children can play on the beach, supervised, and can enjoy games, scavenger hunts and other exciting activities. There are canoes and rowboats available for your use. You can spend meal times and evenings with the children.
Housing Options: You have multiple housing options available at the retreat center. If you would like, contact Yeru Bon Center at 952-300-6111 and one of our staff will be happy to help you choose the right housing option for you.
Come as a group, with co-workers, by yourself or with your family – we will help you choose the right housing for your needs.
Meals: Meals are included in your fee for the entire retreat. Fresh non-processed meals will be available for everyone. We can accommodate vegetarian and gluten-free diets.
Payment & Refunds: Your fee is payable in full at time of registration. Your fee is refundable, less a $75.00 processing fee, if your reservation is cancelled by May 17, 2017; refundable 50% if your reservation is cancelled after May 17, 2017, and non-refundable after May 28, 2017. If you cancel after May 28, we will apply your payment to another Yeru teaching held within one year.
Retreat Fees and Accommodation Fees and Options
Fee:
$425.00 Early Registration fee before May 1, 2017
$510.00 Registration after May 1, 2017
Click on Registration to review housing options and fees.
Registration can be done online, or if you need help with housing options, please contact Yeru Bon Center. We will be happy to help you.