Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

In 1987 His Holiness the Dalai Lama appointed Tenzin Rinpoche to the Assembly of Deputies of the Tibetan Government in Exile as the official representative on the Bon religion. These traditions are concerned with the marmonious integration of internal and external energies, and, most importantly, with the spiritual path ot enlightenment.

During the 91-92 academic year Tenzin was selected as a Rockefeller Fellow at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Here he continued his research on early Bon Tantric dieties and their relationship with Buddhist traditions in the early period of Buddhism in Tibet. Rice invited Pinpoche back to teach for the spring semester of 1993 and he was awarded a second Rockefeller Fellowship. He was awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities grant for 1994-95 to conduct academic research on the logical and philosophical aspects of the Bon tradition.

On Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009 at 12:30 - 1:45 p.m. Eastern Time (New York time) for a live Internet teaching by Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche. In this special 75-minute broadcast, Rinpoche will be guiding the Sherap Chamma practice.

For more information or to enter the broadcast site, visit Ligmincha.org and click on the "Headlines" item; or go directly to:

https://www. ligmincha. org/retreats/ live-internet- teachings- oct.-11-2009. html

HEALING THROUGH LOVE AND WISDOM
With Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

Please join us from your computer as Rinpoche guides the Sherap Chamma practice, a meditation that permits a deep, transformative connection with the qualities of love and wisdom. This guided practice will take place during a break in the annual fall retreat at Serenity Ridge, and is open only to our Internet audience.

The teachings of Sherap Chamma (`Wisdom Loving Mother') comprise one of the most important tantric cycles of the Bon Buddhist tradition of Tibet. In many cultures the primordial female energy is seen as the origin of existence and the source of wisdom, love and compassion. The ancient Bon Buddhist tradition offers a method for retrieving and deeply connecting with this divine feminine energy, bringing the potential for profound healing at all levels of experience-physical, energetic, psychological and spiritual.

As always, Tenzin Rinpoche presents the ancient Bon teachings in a way that is fresh and relevant to modern daily life.

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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The first International Buddhist Film Festival in Mexico was held in Mexico City from Oct. 29 to Nov. 9, 2008. At least 25 films were screened, including a short from a film by Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche. In a festival-hosted conference entitled "The Encounter Between Science and Meditation," Tenzin Rinpoche additionally joined Prof. Lorenzo Cohen, Ph.D, and Prof. Alejandro Chaoul Reich, Ph.D., in presenting research underway at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, into health-related effects of Tibetan yoga (tsa lung trul khor).

The film festival introduced a wide variety of films related to Bon as well as other Buddhist traditions.

Following the film festival, Rinpoche will gave teachings on dream yoga in Mexico City.

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