Spain, 12 Feb 2027 - 14 Feb 2027

This event is not organized by Nangten Menlang International. Booking of this event is not possible through this website but via email. For booking, please send your name, address and telephone number to: bcn.infoeventos@gmail.com

Why do our emotions have so much power over us? Why do anger, fear, jealousy, or attachment arise even though we know that they cause us suffering? And how can we learn to experience our emotions without being controlled by them?

Emotions are a natural part of our lives. They shape our thoughts, influence our actions, and affect our relationships. While some emotions bring us happiness and connection, others can overwhelm us and disturb our inner peace. But even our most challenging emotions can become opportunities for transformation.

According to Tibetan Buddhist wisdom, our emotions are closely connected to our perceptions and habitual patterns. They are not fixed or permanent, but arise through causes and conditions. By understanding their nature, we can begin to loosen their hold over us and develop greater freedom in how we respond to life’s challenges.

Tantrayana Buddhism teaches us not to simply suppress or reject difficult emotions. Instead, their powerful energy can be transformed into wisdom. By learning to work with our emotions rather than fighting or being carried away by them, we can cultivate greater awareness, compassion, and inner balance.

This event is not organized by Nangten Menlang International. Booking of this event is not possible through this website but via email. For booking, please send your name, address and telephone number to: bcn.infoeventos@gmail.com

The world needs spiritual warriors who will transform our society with compassion, courage, and commitment. The world needs people who will open their hearts and minds to the suffering around us and dedicate themselves to the well-being of others.

Practicing compassion is the highest method for awakening our mind. Compassion means completely opening our minds and hearts to others. The insights found in The Eight Verses of Training the Mind are powerful keys for our opening and awakening.

All beings give us the opportunity to practice compassion, and therefore they are the greatest treasure on our path. We must deeply say “thank you” to all beings for the opportunity to practice compassion, open our hearts, and awaken to our true nature.

In this intensive seminar, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will explore the practice of compassion using The Eight Verses of Training the Mind by Geshe Langri Tangpa. This text contains massive insights into practical ways we can expand our compassion, open our hearts, and awaken our minds. The verses guide us to train our minds to shift from self-grasping toward love and connection. Then we find that we no longer need to defend this concept of self. Instead, we perceive the others as the greatest gift on the path to our enlightenment.