by Lumo Woekar and Menghak Rinchen Earlier in June of this year, 50 students in the US graduated from a three-year intensive training in an ancient Tibetan healing modality called Tsi Dup Yang Bod. This teaching comes from an unbroken Tibetan lineage in the Bon Tradition, which is the original indigenous spiritual tradition of Tibet; Read more
by Menghak Rinchen, PhD In the past couple of decades the influence of Eastern energetic healing modalities has been embraced by the West as a compliment to traditional therapy or an alternative method to the healing process. Many of these therapies such as Reiki or Jin Shin Jyutsu have seen widespread interest among practitioners, to Read more
Five Principles of Spiritual Power-Five Energies and Elements) 30th and 31st October 2010, Hanover College, Indiana by Laurie Hopkins For the second year in a row Geshe Chongtul Rinpoche returned to Hanover College in southern Indiana to bring the wisdom of Tibetan Bon teachings to that little corner of the universe. The Five Energies and Read more
A Retreat Participant’s Perspective 23rd – 29th, September 2010, Compton Dundon, Somerset, UK We asked Laurie Hopkins who attended the Indiana workshop with Chongtul Rinpoche last month (to be reviewed by L.H. in the next issue of ERN) to ask a few questions of one of the participants in the workshop from England, on behalf Read more
For many, life has grown increasingly chaotic: balancing work and family, while having a little personal time, has become all too often difficult and filled with stress. But how do you alleviate it? Geshe Chongtul Rinpoche, a pre-eminent high Lama of the Tibetan Bön tradition, recently gave three presentations to a jam-packed lecture hall, focusing Read more
Tibetan Gift to Library By Kevin Matthews The complete 179-volume Yungdrung Bon Kanjur, canonical texts of the ancient Bon religion of Tibet, arrived at UCLA on June 13, 2008, on 14 compact disks–a gift from Jeffrey and Cathy Granett, members of the boards of directors of the Bon Foundation and Bon Shen Ling. Bon religion Read more
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