From the Dzogchen Kusum Rangshar
Self-Arising Of The Three Enlightened Bodies
The Practice of Tum Mo
Taught by Latri Nyima Dakpa Rinpoche
Via Zoom
August 6-8th, 2021
NOTE: This teaching has changed to ZOOM ONLY. This retreat will not be given in-person.
The Kusum Rangshar, or “Self-Arising of the Three Enlightened Bodies,” is one of the most important Dzogchen texts within the Bon tradition.
Tum Mo is a Dzogchen practice that will support advancing our development of our natural balance of masculine and feminine wisdom power.
Tum Mo is a complex energy practice that focuses on much more than simple production of heat. Tum Mo practice can ultimately free us from suffering, all negative karmas, and from cyclic existence.
Latri Nyima Dakpa Rinpoche believes that, for students to fully understand the important Tum Mo practice, they must understand the foundations underlying Tum Mo.
In a four-part series of teachings, Rinpoche will take us deep into the Kusum Ragshar text so we can gain the foundational understanding. From there he will teach us the complex Tum Mo practice.
Part 1
In Part One, Rinpoche will teach the details corresponding to the five energy points (Five Chakras) and Five basic Lungs (Tsa We Lung Nga). We will learn about the Tsa, Lung and Thigle (Tsalungthig Sum):
- Tsa ~ Root Channels
- Lung ~ Wind
- Thigle ~ Sphere of Pure Light
Latri Nyima Dakpa Rinpoche’s goal for Part One is to teach us the importance of the essence of Tsalunthig Sum (our internal Channels, Wind and Sphere of Light) and to implement it in practice. This will provide the foundation for a deeper understanding of Tum Mo.
Who should attend:
- Any Bon student interested in learning one of the most profound teachings of Dzogchen. You will learn the foundation of this practice, giving you a deeper knowledge of this powerful energy practice.
- You do not need to be well experienced or familiar in Dzogchen teaching to attend.
Translation: This teaching will also be translated over Zoom in Spanish, Polish, Russian. If anyone is interested in translating any other language, please we welcome your help. Contact yerubon@yeruboncenter.org
If you are attending via zoom:
Upon Registration you will automatically receive:
- Zoom Link
- Dzogchen Kusum Rangshar digital folder with syllabus, and digital recordings.
NOTE: This teaching has changed to ZOOM ONLY. This retreat will not be given in-person.
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