Upcoming Full Moon Practices on the Heart Mantras
And Don’t Miss August 16 Conversation with Six Spiritual Leaders
On August 3, 2020, and each subsequent full moon of 2020, join us online for a guided meditation followed by a 24-hour mantra recitation session. Upcoming sessions focus on the Heart Mantras of Bön.
The August session offers a precious opportunity to engage in reciting and connecting deeply with the Mantra of Liberation, or the MA TRI mantra, one of the Three Heart Mantras. The September 2 Full Moon session will focus on the Mantra of Purification, or the DU TRI SU mantra. On the full moon of October 21, the 24-hour practice will focus exclusively on resting deeply in silent contemplation.
The sessions begin at 10 a.m. New York time on the day of the full moon and ends at 10 a.m. the following day. Each 24-hour session begins with a visualization guided by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche or Marcy Vaughn, and is followed by alternating periods of mantra recitation and silent contemplation, as well as additional periodic guided visualizations. We will be supported by Ligmincha International’s global community of practitioners.
Unlike Rinpoche’s CyberSangha® Facebook Live broadcasts, the 24-hour full moon practices take place via Zoom, in an online meeting space. There is no cost to participate, but registration is required in advance of each 24-hour session.
Learn more/register for the August 3 session
August 16: Facebook Live Conversation—“Pain as a Path to Freedom”
In a Facebook Live conversation hosted by Geshe Tenzin Wangyal, esteemed teachers from six spiritual traditions of Tibet discuss how any experience of life – even the most challenging moment of physical illness or mental distress – can become a path toward personal growth and spiritual enlightenment. The discussion is in Tibetan with simultaneous translation into English and many other languages. Joining the conversation are:
- Yangten Rinpoche (Gelug)
- Gyaltsab Rinpoche Choekyi Nangpa (Jonang)
- Khenpo Gyurmey Dorjee (Sakya)
- Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche (Kagyu)
- Sogan Rinpoche (Nyingma)
- Pönlop Trinley Nyima Rinpoche (Bön)
