Alemania, 22 Oct 2025 - 26 Oct 2025

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

The practice of healing meditation is a wonderful and powerful technique from Tibetan Tantrayana Buddhism. It is used to balance an imbalance between the humors and the elements on the one side, and an imbalance between our mind and our body on the other.

In this seminar, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will introduce us to the wisdom of this meditation practice. We will learn how to use visualization, breathing techniques and meditation exercises to rebalance our body and mind and release blockages. With the help of this meditation, we can activate our self-healing powers, positively support healing processes, overcome negative emotions, increase our energy and find deep inner peace and relaxation.

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

When we study Buddhist Psychology, we study the nature of the mind and how the mind functions. Once we understand this, then we can study how the mind interacts with the external world—the relationship between subject and object.

The relationship between the mind and the object creates 80 different emotions. It is these emotions that make the mind unstable, uncontrollable and nonfunctional. Right now, our mind is very nonfunctional and very fixed. It is not doing what we want; it is doing what we don’t want.

Therefore, it is important to understand these emotions, where they come from and how they affect the character of the mind. When we understand this, we can begin to apply tools to make the mind more balanced, more functional, more useful and more perfect.

During this seminar, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will give us powerful tools to use for ourselves and also to help other people.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact saarbruecken@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 info@gesundheitshaus-malmsheim.de

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. The deeper the wind flows, the more powerful and energetic our running practice will become.

In this intensive 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.