Yogic Song and Talk: Teachings and Songs from a Tradition of Enlightened Women
Talk with Zér-mé Dri’mèd
US In-person only
Teachings and Songs from a Tradition of Enlightened Women
The human style of the Aro teachings is essentially female – whether taught by women or men. Essential, non-elaborate practices emphasize wisdom and emptiness and direct experience of the Enlightened State.
The Aro teachings arose and were propagated in communities of non-monastic practitioners and in a non liturgical, yogic style. Four important Tibetan yoginis are of primary importance in the evolution of the Aro teachings: Yeshé Tsogyel, Machig Labdrön, Jomo Menmo, and Aro Lingma. Naljorpa Ögyen Dorje and Ngakma Zér-mé Dri’mèd will present and discuss practices of Yogic Song and visualization from the Aro Tradition, with traditional instruments.
Ngakma Zér-mé Dri’mèd and Naljorpa Ögyen Dorje are ordained Tantric practitioners in the non-monastic Aro Ter tradition, a lineage of the Nyingma School, one of the four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Together they have over 40 years experience of study, practice, and teaching Buddhism.
Thursday October 25, 2007 7:30 pm
Date
Location
US In-person only
Many Rivers Books and Tea
130 S. Main St., Suite 101
Sebastopol, CA, US
Pricing
$5 Suggested Donation
Languages
This event will be taught in the following languages:
- English
