Netherlands, 12 Apr 2017 - 17 Apr 2017

It is quite easy to feel love when people are nice and easy. It is not so difficult to feel compassion when you see someone suffering. We all know moments of love and compassion. But often our love and compassion depend on the person and the situation, because we think that our love and compassion need to be ‘earned’. Our love is therefore conditional as is our capacity to feel compassion, and this creates suffering.

We have the potential to love everybody and to feel compassion for anyone in any given situation. Our true inner nature is unconditional love and compassion reflects this inner nature.

In this session Tulku Lobsang will provide us with insights and techniques on how we can be more open to ourselves and others. He will help us understand the true deep meaning of compassion.

Come learn to grow our love and compassion. Let’s make the world a more loving and happy place by changing ourselves first.

Tsa Lung: Tibetan Yogic Breath Practice, the door to your hidden power

Our inner power is hidden from us. Even though our entire life and personality are based on our inner power, it remains unknown. And what a treasure we have buried within! When we find our inner power, our illusions dissolve and life becomes more clear, more purposeful, more enlivened. We find a deep source of energy that guide us with new eyes.

So how do we find our inner power? What do we need to do to reveal it to ourselves? Right now it is locked behind several closed doors. We need the keys to open those doors, allowing us to enter this hidden world. The most powerful key is our subtle body. Our body is the vehicle for transformation on the spiritual path. We only need to learn the right way to use it. And it is much easier to reach the mind through the body than trying to reach the mind directly. When we change the body, we change the mind.

In this workshop Tulku Lobsang reveals effective practices that we can do right now to open the doors to your inner power. We will learn ancient  Tibetan Tsa Lung  techniques to work with the breath, using it as a powerful tool for spreading energy deep inside the body, reaching places that you have not touched before.  The result is that we come into the deep stillness of the mind and we find our Inner Power

With his clear explanations and deep understanding of the Buddhist wisdom, Tulku Lobsang touches all hearts and minds, skillfully cultivating that motivation and love. 

Join us in the hidden world of Inner Power!

Feeling compassion for one oneself and for others in times of deep personal grief and pain will transform your life. We all need love and the moment we start to understand love in all its dimensions, we begin to cultivate it within ourselves.
Self-care and self-compassion are the first steps to gradually become more compassionate and self-confident. In contrast perhaps to our belief that self-care and compassion can make us weak and vulnerable, they generate a very firm and stable inner base. Compassion is by nature gentle and peaceful but at the same time also very powerful. It helps to remove all fears and insecurities. It gives us the courage to cope with any kind of obstacle we encounter.
In this retreat you will receive a series of guided meditation for the cultivation of the “Four Immeasurables”: loving-kindness, compassion, shared joy, and equanimity.  The practice of the Four Immeasurables opens your heart step by step and cultivates a deep warmhearted feeling. You will also learn how to bring this experience into your daily life through the practice of Tibetan Mind training. If you develop a sincere and open heart, you will naturally feel more self- worth and self-confidence. This will change your world! Through the cultivation of compassion you will be more relaxed, you will overcome depression and loneliness. You will be healthier and you will have better relationships. It is the key to a happier world!