Teaching with Mé-tsal Wangmo & Ja'gyür Dorje

aro-ling-shrine

2pm to 6pm

London-time

ONLINE and in person

7.30pm to 9pm

London-time

empowerment of Ma-gÇig Labdrön

in person only at Aro Ling Bristol

Chöd (gÇod) is the visionary practice of cutting attachment to corporeal form in terms of our dualistic tendency to relate to our body as the major reference-point that proves our existence. Chöd means ‘to sever’ – to sever the illusion that we are merely physical entities. By loosening the bonds of emotional attachment to our bodies, we are liberated from fear – which is the ultimate obstacle to spiritual realisation. In practising Chöd we learn to dance ferociously and joyfully in the midst of chaos, horror, and death – whether literal death, or simply the death of our hopes. We shall explore the life and legacy of the founder of Chöd, Ma-gÇig Labdrön, who is revered as a foremother of the Aro lineage. The day will include the explanation and practice of her sung Lama’i Naljor (guru yoga) and the practices of both 'yang' and 'yang-sang', secret and most secret Chöd - the Dzogchen practice of view that is the ultimate freedom from hope and fear. “Through cutting addiction to the corporeal form as the major reference point of our existence; we become free, not only of fear – but of persecutory hope. Hope is often merely fear in disguise – a wretched demon who drives us with whips and goads us in the direction of needless misery. With Chöd we unmask the false hope in our lives and learn to live joyously - free from both hope and fear.” Ngak’chang Rinpoche

Please register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwvfuqrqDgjHtRmHTmOWGqyg0XQvJg7I94O

Saturday 11th June

2pm to 6pm ONLINE and in person

7.30pm to 9pm empowerment

Date

Fri June 10, 2022

Location

aro-ling-shrine

Address

215A Gloucester Road
BS7 8NN
Bristol, UK

Pricing

Costs

No fee but donations are much appreciated.

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Any queries please contact

metsal.wangmo@gmail.com

Languages

This event will be taught in the following languages:

  • English