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6 Yogas of Naropa Teachings with Lama Jampa
May 28, 2016 @ 10:00 am - May 29, 2016 @ 5:00 pm
(This event has been postponed)
Lama Jampa offers a weekend course consisting of introductions, talks and transmissions around the 6 Trulkor Yogas. These constitute a transmission from Mahasiddha Naropa to Marpa, thence to Milarepa and so on.
They have influenced several traditions within Tibetan Buddhism and form a fundamental part of the Six Yogas of Naropa. Two forms of Vase Breathing will be introduced to develop Tummo – the foundation of an understanding of the Six Yogas.
A continuation of the teaching embarked on in Lama’s October 2015 course – you need not have attended before to appreciate these. The Weekend teachings on the “6 Yogas of Naropa” is now open to new participants, though you need to have some experience or practice involving yoga, meditation or Tibetan Buddhist lineage. The week day classes are open to all.
Lama Jampa will also be offering one-to-one consultations while he is here.
Some of the practices Lama Jampa will impart are:
- Nangpa Trulkor
- Nangpa Nelyor
- Nelyor lu Jong
- and Kyung Karpo from the Yogas of Naropa.
Lama Jampa may also offer some surprise or bonus practices during his teachings.
Lama Jampa:
Trained in Buddha Dharma. Born in 1965, Lama Jampa Gyatso began his monastic studies at the Kagyu Ling Monastery (France) and took refuge with the Ven. Kalu Rinpoche. He received a number of teachings an initiations from HH the XIV Dalai Lama, HH Sakya Trinzin, Dilgo Khyentse. He subsequently received the complete transmission of the Trulkor Nangpa Nelyor system directly from Ven. Kalu Rinpoche. Lama Jampa is known for his humorous and compassionate approach to teaching and is currently heading the Ogyen Menla centre in Pisa, Itlay. He has trained in a variety of therapies including: Reflexology , Acupuncture , Tuina , Amma , Tibetan Massage (Kumnye Chawang), Tibetan and Mongolian energetic healing. From a Martial Arts perspective, Lama Jampa is a renowed teacher of Tai Chi/Qi Gong of the White Crane lineage of Taiwan. He belongs to the 6th generation of Kung Fu Shaolin teachers of southern China (4th level red belt) and a master teacher of Tibetan Kung-Fu (Lama Lorwa), from the orginal lineage of the Dob Dob.