Dream Yoga Retreat April 12th -15th
Registration now Open
BOOKINGS CLOSE 31ST MARCH
In March 2008 Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche gave a series of talks on Dream Yoga offering a comprehensive overview of the philosophy of dreams as presented in Tibetan Buddhism, an in-depth analysis both in terms of one's psychological states and ones physical well being, we are pleased to present these original talks in their entirety. These precious Video recordings will be presented on the big screen for an IN PERSON audience.
What is Real? What is not Real? What is True? What is not True?
"Our mind is always involved in determining what kind of experiences that we have, we see how our mind and even how our body are intimately related, so we cannot understand the practice of Dream Yoga if we cannot appreciate this notion. Dream yoga is a meditation practice. When we worry, when we anticipate things, when we remember things we use images so imagery becomes a very powerful tool, whatever image comes to our mind, then that arouses our emotions, feelings and passions. Buddhism has always emphasized the notion of interplay, interplay between fact and fiction, reality and unreality. Rinpoche will present Dream Yoga in the context of the Buddhist tradition and in terms of why Dream Yoga is important."
April retreat daily program includes:
Teachings, yoga, sitting meditation , Ritual practice, the retreat provides participants with an opportunity to expand and deepen one's knowledge through study and practice. Accommodation is also available for those wishing to stay at the center
Pricing
Accommodation - Retreat - all meals $525.00
Retreat only 8 - 7pm with meals $305.00
Retreat only 8 - 7pm with NO meals $210.00
Friday 12th April - check in at 2pm - retreat commences at 5pm
Saturday 13h April - 8 - 7pm
Sunday 14th April- 8 - 7pm
Monday 15th April - 8 -12noon - Check out by 2pm
To register contact the office: nyimatashi.nz@gmail.com or phone 09-815 0850
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