Fireball of Primordial Wisdom Part III of the Tummo Practice

Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche continues to present the practice of tummo throughout all three weeks of this year's annual summer retreat at Serenity Ridge. This summer will be the third consecutive (and final) annual retreat imparting these teachings on the Fireball of Primordial Wisdom, a practice that cultivates bliss while burning away subtle obscurations to abiding in the natural state of mind.

Tenzin Rinpoche will complete the teachings from the text Ku Sum Rang Shar (Spontaneous Arising of the Three Kayas), written by Shardza Tashi Gyaltsen Rinpoche, a Bon master who achieved the body of light, or rainbow body, in 1934. Everyone interested in receiving the tummo teachings is welcome to attend this retreat regardless of previous participation.

Tummo refers to inner fire, inner heat, or wisdom. Its teachings include both tantric and dzogchen support practices to achieve liberation. These practices require an in-depth understanding of the subtle channels in the body and the movement of prana, or energy, through those channels. To clarify this knowledge and to reinforce the clearing of obstacles and obscurations, students will also learn and engage in the practices of the nine breathings of purification and the physical yogas of tsa lung and trul khor (Tibetan yoga).

The manner in which Rinpoche crafts each day of the retreat and guides its meditation sessions allows every participant sufficient time to develop and connect with each stage of practice. To maximize the benefits of this retreat and to provide new students the required foundation for participating, Rinpoche will provide a pre-retreat practice program. As always, you may come for one, two or all three weeks of the summer retreat. Each week is designed to be a direct and powerful healing experience.


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With some practices like soul retrieval, we are recovering what is lost or healing what is damaged and making offerings is part of these practices. But we should also regularly make offerings even when everything is fine. We can make offerings to maintain harmony with non-physical beings in order to keep them from creating obstacles, to ask them to remove obstacles that already exist, to be of benefit to the spirits, to request their support in worldly and spiritual matters, to honor our obligations to protectors and guardians and tantric dieties, and to develop generosity in ourselves."

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This Oct. 23 through 27, Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche will offer the first teachings in India for Lishu Institute. Please join us for a two-week pilgrimage to India, including a visit to the Lishu Institute land for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Institute; a four-day teaching in Dehradun, India; a visit and teaching with Tulku Kundrol at his monastery in Madawala; and a visit
and teaching by Ponlop Rinpoche at Menri Monastery, Dolanji, India.

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