The Song of the Owl-Headed Dakini

This weekend course will provide us with a compass to help us navigate the complex issues of modern life. As a practitioner, how do I decide what is morally right in a given situation? What thoughts are helpful, what words and activities are beneficial? What does it mean to be a “decent human being”?

The "Song of the Owl-headed Dakini" from the gTérma of Khyungchen Aro Lingma opens a unique view of ourselves and our interaction with the world. The perspective of Dzogchen begins with formal meditation practice and expands from there to encompass every aspect of our being in the world.

"“To everyone who has questions or incomprehension, Dharma re-clothes itself in fresh terms. Dharma speaks to every style of confusion; and the styles of confusion are as variegated as the cultures, societies, and epochs in which we live. The Song of the Owl Headed Dakini is a stirring anthem to freedom and to the sheer glee evoked by direct insight into the nature of reality.” Ngak'chang Rinpoche

Friday, 24th of November, 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Saturday, 25th of November, 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

(German time)