Tuesday, 4 April
8.00 PM
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 Lama Gangchen Rinpoche
Initiation of the Seven Medicine Buddhas
Following the Tantric Self-Healing Ngalso practice
Health problems nowadays are extremely complex. In spite of the extraordinary scientific progress, it is difficult to heal the body and mind and most therapies prove to be insufficient, or at least unsuitable for curing sickness at the deeper and more subtle energy levels (…) Modern medicine, natural medicine and spiritual practice have to form a new vehicle of wisdom to effectively heal each individual. Developing the highest human attributes of love, compassion, joy and harmony connects us to our own vital inner energy, and in so doing, we receive the “key of wisdom” that unblocks the special healing energies.
(Excerpt from “Rainbow of Medicinal NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing Practice of the Seven Medicine Buddhas”. Di T.Y.S. Lama Gangchen. Ed. L.G. Peace Publication 2005.)
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Thursday, 6 April
8.00 PM
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Lama Michel Rinpoche
Preliminary Practices of the Six Dharma of Preparation
for the Gradual Path to Enlightenment - Fourth Lesson |
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Visualizing the Merit Field, blessing the offerings and the ground.
• Blessing the ground and the offerings.
• Expressing the power of the truth.
• Visualizing the Merit Field.
• Purification offering with water. Offering of ablution to the Buddhas
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Monday, 10 April
8.00 PM
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Tubten Sherab
Tibetan Language Course - Third Lesson
Basic notions about written Tibetan to learn the alphabet and to learn to read. (21 hours total - 14 one and one-half-hour lessons finishing in December)
Total course fee 200€
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Thursday, 13 April
8.00 PM
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Lama Caroline
Tantric Self-Healing Ngalso- Tantra - Second Lesson
How to integrate the practice of self-healing- generation and completion stage |
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Tuesday, 18 April
8.00 PM |
Leonardo Ceglie
Drawing the Buddha (Fifth Lesson) |
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Drawing the Buddha |
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Thursday, 20 April
8.00 PM
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Lama Michel Rinpoche
Preliminary Practices of the Six Dharma of Preparation
for the Gradual Path to Enlightenment (
Fifth lesson ) |
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Performing the Seven-Limb practice and Mandala offering.
1- Prostrating
2- Presenting offerings: the importance of offerings – the ten forms of offerings – lesser offerings-unsurpassable offerings – Mandala offering.
3- Confession of negative deeds
4- Rejoicing in positive actions
5- Requesting that the Dharma Wheel be turned
6- A supplication not to enter into Nirvana
7- Dedication
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Thursday, 27 April
8.00 PM
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Lama Gangchen Rinpoche
Ngalso Tantric Self-Healing Initiation
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Ngalso Self-Healing traces its origins back to the teachings of Siddharta Gautama, the historic Buddha. It is an ancient method that Lama Gangchen has "repackaged", allowing us to benefit from its positive effects, to relax and re-energize in today’s stressful world. Ngalso is a Tibetan word formed by two syllables: Ngal signifies the negative side of the inner and outer worlds (sicknesses, fatigue, pollution, etc.): that which needs to be purified. And so, the positive side, all of the favourable energies and attributes that we need to heal or increase. On a practical level, Self-Healing is a very useful tool: it can be used both as a therapy and a diagnostic method; it can be integrated as a support therapy in allopathic treatment or to facilitate healing after a physical or psychological trauma. Even a mere five minutes a day of Self-Healing allows us to maintain mental harmony and a general sense of well-being throughout the day. It is a therapeutic method and therefore requires neither religious conversion nor faith. Anyone can practice it at any time. In order to obtain long-lasting and profound results, it needs to be practiced seriously and constantly. With Self-Healing we are able to heal at very deep levels and simultaneously, take care of the environment in which we live |
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