Chod In Mongolia June23-July12 2010

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  • Practice: We will recieve the chod empowerment and progressive training in chod and other transformative sacred technologies. This will include two weekends of training that includes the cham or chod dance, Pegyal and Kusali chod, windhorse, smoke offering, hayagriva and garuda practice, healing rituals and full day chod practice, and teaching son the Nature of mind.
  • Pilgrimage: Visiting sacred places, monasteries and wild power spots in the Mongolian hinterland, we will balance the outer and inner landscape, purifying the land and uncovering our inherent lucidity.
  • Benefit: We will participate in the great Buddhist revival of Mongolia, bringing back sacred practices that had been banned for 50 years by the Soviets; Some will be transmitted for the first time ever.

  Tsewong Sitar Rimpoche, head of the Sangye Teng monastery in Bhutan, is a great living master of chod and lineage holder of PeGyal Lingpa. having spent 20 years in meditative retreat, he is Dzokchen master of limitless compassion and fearless wisdom.

  Carroll Dunham, has spent the last 20 years living in Nepal and Mongolia. An experienced Buddhist and guide, she has recently produced a film on the spirit of the horse and nomadic culture in Mongolia for National Geographic

  Lama Jinpa, completed the traditional 3-year retreat under the guidance of Kalu Rinpoche. A leading Western expert on chod, he has practiced holistic medicine for 33 years and studies dharma for 28 years from many Kagyu and Nyinma sages.

  Lama Pema Tenzin, is a master of meditation and ritual, sacred dance and art, and an accomplished thanka artist and stupa builder. The brother of Tswewong Rinpoche, he has studied and practiced dharma since the age of six under many great Vajrayana masters.

   Read more at http://www.wildearthjourneys.com/magicalmongolia.htm