Embracing Emotions as the Path

Ngak’chang Rinpoche

Lineage Holder

Khandro Déchen

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Teaching with Ngak’chang Rinpoche & Khandro Déchen

In-person only

Date

Sat Sept. 6, 2025, 1PM UTC - 9PM UTC
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Sat Sept. 6, 2025, 1PM UTC - 9PM UTC

Location

In-person only

Event Studio

307 West 38th Street

14th Floor-Studio 1401

New York City

Pricing

$100 donation suggested.

All donations will be appreciated.

Contact details

Advance registration is required.

Please contact Naljorma Chatral A'dze for more information and to register at: khajong@gmail.com

Languages

This event will be taught in the following languages:

English

Ngak’chang Rinpoche and Khandro Déchen speak about emotions as the powerful dimension of self-liberation. The banal addiction to the circular treadmill of mediocrity can be exploded. They introduce the startlingly simple and direct method of Dzogchen trèk-chod through which the wisdom and energy of the primordial state can be realised. They explain the nature of duality and non-duality in such a way as to break open the mechanism of delusion. Once seen – this mechanism can never again suppress natural dignity or function as the dictator and director of neuroses. Laying bare the cyclic patterns of duality – they offer a vision of freedom from the self-defeating strategies that rule our lives.

“In order to be real—to dance ecstatically in the dimension of individual experience—we need to welcome the raw texture of whatever is felt and embrace the energy of Being with tender ferocity. We need to take total responsibility for each moment of our innately splendid lives – if we are to know the real meaning of ‘luminously compassionate abandon’. Tantra is not for those without strong emotions and conspicuous feelings. Emotions are seen as the basis of liberation for those with the courage to plumb their heights and depths in the practice of spaciousness. Tantra sees emotions as a dynamic means of finding ourselves face-to-face with the brilliant spaciousness of Being.” Ngak’chang Rinpoche and Khandro Déchen