Germany, 14 Nov 2025 - 23 Nov 2025

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact kempten@tulkulobsang.de

In our modern world, we often suffer from mental or physical illnesses. Our body and mind are no longer in emotional balance.

Tibetan medicine bases on the conviction that negative emotions are the cause of every disease. The environment we live in and the way we lead our lives also have a direct impact on our state of health. This includes the mental attitude with which we relate to others, and of course, our diet, which plays an important role in the health of our body and mind.

Tulku Lobsang teaches us four steps to heal body and mind and speaks about the fundamental principles for staying in balance and not being thrown off course by problems.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact kempten@tulkulobsang.de

What would we humans be without communication? Without language, gestures and facial expressions? We communicate everywhere and all the time – in the supermarket, at work, in relationships, with our friends and children. But often enough, misunderstandings or even arguments arise. This is because our human communication is based on very individual experiences, on our very own idea of truth.

All our actions, thoughts and feelings are based on the experiences we have gathered. And these vary not only from culture to culture, but also from person to person. And so each of us has his or her own understanding of truth, and each of us associates very personal emotions with individual words. Since we usually regard our own perception as the only correct truth, problems arise again and again.

In this lecture Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche gives us simple methods how we can become aware of these different truths and perceptions – and thus better accept the view of others and avoid misunderstandings.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact kempten@tulkulobsang.de

“We can’t stop change, but we can choose what kind of change we want.” ~ Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche.

In this ever-shifting world, change is the constant force shaping our journey. Life’s beauty and challenges are intertwined, requiring us to accept the unpredictable. Instead of resisting change, we should be able to recognize that while change is inevitable, the power lies not in stopping it, but in choosing the kind of change that elevates us. This transformative force, when harnessed with the right perspective, turns suffering into strength. Change, starting from within, not only shapes our destiny but ripples outward, uplifting the collective spirit. In the power of the present moment, we can recognize that every change, no matter how small, has the potential to shape a brighter tomorrow and that the key lies in understanding the inherent impermanence of life. It is a journey of self-discovery, where the practice of contentment and letting go emerges as the compass, guiding us through the flow of life.

In this seminar, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will guide us through the possibilities and the power of change; and how embracing change helps us to deal with the difficult emotions that most of us are facing in the current times of worldwide crisis.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact gabriele@tulkulobsang.de

Trust is one of the most powerful aspects of our mind. Because what we trust in can come true. Whenever and wherever we need help – trust will help us. Trust is more than a wish. Trust makes things happen.

To be able to trust we need one thing: courage! Courage comes from the heart – it means taking heart, listening to our deepest self, and trusting ourselves! When our heart is honest and open, we naturally feel more self-worth and more self-confidence. In this way, courage and trust are mutually dependent. When we achieve both, we can change ourselves and our world.

In this lecture, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche shows simple ways how we can strengthen confidence and courage in ourselves to be able to master the obstacles on our path.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact gabriele@tulkulobsang.de

“We can’t stop change, but we can choose what kind of change we want.” ~ Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche.

In this ever-shifting world, change is the constant force shaping our journey. Life’s beauty and challenges are intertwined, requiring us to accept the unpredictable. Instead of resisting change, we should be able to recognize that while change is inevitable, the power lies not in stopping it, but in choosing the kind of change that elevates us. This transformative force, when harnessed with the right perspective, turns suffering into strength. Change, starting from within, not only shapes our destiny but ripples outward, uplifting the collective spirit. In the power of the present moment, we can recognize that every change, no matter how small, has the potential to shape a brighter tomorrow and that the key lies in understanding the inherent impermanence of life. It is a journey of self-discovery, where the practice of contentment and letting go emerges as the compass, guiding us through the flow of life.

In this lecture, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will guide us through the possibilities and the power of change; and how embracing change helps us to deal with the difficult emotions that most of us are facing in the current times of worldwide crisis.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact gabriele@tulkulobsang.de

Tulku Lobsang Rinponche offers private consultations as a Tibetan doctor and spiritual counselor. Consultations usually begin with a pulse diagnosis. In this way, the condition of the organs, blood and humors are examined and chronic diseases can be diagnosed.

Tulku Lobsang Rinponche also gives advice for treating imbalances through nutrition, movement and breathing techniques, and meditation techniques. You can also ask Tulku Lobsang questions about your own personal and spiritual practice for guidance.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. Follow this link for registration: REGISTRATION

Tsa Lung is an ancient Tantrayana method that combines breath retention, physical movement, and visualization to move our wind-energy throughout the body, allowing it to reach deeper and deeper places and open more and more subtle channels. It is a transformative practice that works intensively with our subtle body through the breath. The subtle body is composed of channels (tsa) and the wind-energy (lung) and essence that flow through them.

The health of our subtle body is of primary importance to the health of our physical body and our mental happiness. Blockages in the channels cause imbalances in our body systems – as vital nutrients, oxygen and blood don’t flow properly – as well as problems on an energetic and mental level.

Through holding the breath in combination with specific physical movements and visualizations, we direct our wind energy through the whole body and allow it to reach deep places in our body to open more and more subtle channels and release blockages. The more freely, gently and deeply the wind can flow in our channels, the calmer and more peaceful our mind becomes. 

In this seminar Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche shows us how we can increase and strengthen our physical and mental health in a wonderful way and how we can achieve deep mental stillness.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. Follow this link for registration: REGISTRATION

We breathe in, we breathe out... and we sense that life is anything but a given – rather, it is a great mystery. In truth, it is not we who breathe, but rather, it breathes within us. It is therefore no surprise that breath has always been seen in religions as a sign of our divine origin, and is highly valued in meditative practice as a focus of our awareness – also as an invitation to let go of all that entangles us inwardly, and to surrender to that which can heal us from within.

In this evening dialogue, Dr. Peter Hirschberg, director of the spiritual center at Eckstein, and Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will engage in a conversation about the similarities and differences between Tibetan-Buddhist and Christian theory and practice in this area—with the intention of learning from one another without leveling the differences.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact weissenburg@tulkulobsang.de

We often live in the past because we cling to memories,. Or we worry about our future and are plagued by fears of what it might hold. In doing so, we stand in our own way. When we let go of these thoughts about the past and future, we can experience the nature of our heart and begin to open up. Then we can truly live in the present moment.

Tulku Lobsang teaches us methods how to open our hearts. Through physical exercises, meditations, and mantra recitations, we can begin to let go and stop getting stuck in old memories. In this way, we open ourselves and free ourselves from fears and tensions. When we open our heart, we become more content and can live a life filled with trust, understanding, and patience. And through that, we gain more respect and compassion.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact weissenburg@tulkulobsang.de

What is a good life? And what can we do to die well? When we don't deny death but instead engage with our own mortality, we begin to live more and more in the present moment. As a result, we are less distracted by all the little things and fears, by the spirals of our thoughts—we increasingly focus on what truly matters.

This makes our life more relaxed—and at the same time, we are better able to engage with the dying process and prepare for our own death. When we see death as a part of life, it helps us find peace in life and also allows us to die with ease when the time comes—to face this process with a clear mind and without fear.

Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will explain the Tibetan view on death and show us how it can help us lead a better, more relaxed life.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact wuerzburg@tulkulobsang.de

Lu Jong is an ancient Tibetan practice. The body exercises were developed to activate our self-healing energies. With the help of these exercises, we can positively support healing processes, overcome negative emotions, increase our energy, and also become more mindful. Through the combination of position, movement, and breath, Lu Jong gently opens the body's channels and dissolves blockages. As a result, our physical health, mental clarity, and vitality are improved.

In this seminar, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche not only teaches us the Five Elements Movements of Lu Jong but also the practice of mindfulness, which holds great importance in Buddhism. Being mindful means being present in the moment. Then we are aware of our emotions, thoughts, and actions. When we are present, our mind is awake in every moment and knows how our actions affect others and our environment. Through the practice of Lu Jong, it becomes much easier for us to engage in mindfulness meditation. We can focus our attention and improve our concentration, gaining greater inner peace and awareness.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact wuerzburg@tulkulobsang.de

Making a decision creates space – the space in which change can happen. Everything changes anyway – but when we make the decision ourselves, we set the direction. Normally, we spend a long time thinking about what we want to do. In doing so, we put pressure on ourselves and become more and more confused. But when we learn how to decide, that changes! As soon as we make a decision, the pressure lifts and we gain time. Every decision helps us to distinguish the essential from the non-essential. It creates energy and brings clarity to our daily routine.

Every decision helps us to be in the here and now. When we decide, we think less about the past and the future. To make a decision, we must be in the present moment. And to be in the present moment, we must be conscious. Our focus shifts – from the desire to do something to the conscious awareness of the action itself. In order to do this, we learn to train our awareness – for example, through silence. When we are in silence, decisions reveal themselves clearly.

In this lecture, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will explain how important it is to recognize our true nature in order to live in harmony with our goals – and Tulku-la will talk about the power that lies in making a decision.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact registration@tulkulobsang.de

Tummo is our wisdom fire. It is something we naturally have within our bodies. Through a combination of movements, breathing techniques and visualizations we generate the Tummo flame and spread it throughout the body. On a physical level the Tummo fire increases our self-healing powers. On an energetic level, it surges energy throughout our body. On the level of mind, Tummo is the source of love, joy, happiness and bliss.

Unfortunately, we begin to lose this warmth as we grow older. Then our hormones and essences automatically decrease as well. But this does not have to be! The Tummo practice reignites our inner fire.

Through the practice, the flame grows, starting from below the navel and rising higher and higher. This inner warmth softly penetrates each of the main chakras, spreading to all the branches and every pore of our body. Our chakras are secret doors through which we can access our bliss body (Sambhogakaya) and our clear light mind (Dharmakaya). Tummo is the key to open these secret doors. Entering through those doors means that we find our true home inside ourselves: we reach our innate Buddha nature - the perfect union of ultimate love and compassion.

Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche has an exceptional connection to Tummo, it is his true speciality. Rinpoche has received Tummo teachings and transmissions from different lineages and his deep understanding of this powerful practice makes him an incredibly skillful, wise and compassionate teacher. Tulku-la shares this secret practice openly, because he believes it can bring great benefit in these challenging times.