Suiza, 31 May 2025 - 08 Jun 2025

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact info@mahakasha.ch

The six yogas consist of various meditation practices. They have their origins in Tantrayana Buddhism and their aim is, to reach the perfection of mind, enlightenment. As the name suggests, they are six different practices that utilise different paths to bring us to enlightenment:

• Tummo, the yoga of inner fire, uses physical and breathing exercises as well as visualisations to open our chakras down to the most subtle level and generate the healing effect of fire. 
• Gyulü, the yoga of the illusory body, helps us to develop on a mental level. We discover the cause of suffering and illusions, learn to cut them apart and recognize the true nature of our being. 
• Ösel, the yoga of clear light, utilizes sleep on the path to perfection. Because when we sleep, our conceptual thinking dissolves and we find ourselves in a state of mind of clear light. 
• Milam, the dream yoga, teaches us to dream lucidly. It means, that we can maintain an alert state of consciousness during the dream, are aware of the dream and direct our dream. If we succeed in this, we can also use the dream for our spiritual practice. 
• Bardo, the yoga of the intermediate state during the dying process. When the different elements that make up the body and mind gradually dissolve, we experience different states of mind. Being aware of this and using this important moment for practice will have a profound effect on our next life. We can also free ourselves from the fear of death through regular practice. 
• Phowa, the yoga of transferring consciousness at the time of death. At death, our consciousness leaves the body. If we practice Phowa, we train ourselves to transfer our consciousness during our lifetime. If we succeed in directing our transfer of consciousness during death, we do not have to go through the intermediate state of bardo.

Learning the Six Yogas in their entirety, is particularly valuable in order to recognize and understand the connections between the various trantric practices. Therefore, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will give introductory teachings on all Six Yogas of Naropa in this retreat. He teaches us these practices out of his conviction, that they are very useful, especially in this day and age, to improve our physical and mental health and to grow spiritually. 

Tulku Lobsang has an incredible knowledge of the Six Yogas of Naropa. On one hand through transmissions from various masters. And also, through his own practice. To receive these valuable teachings directly from a Buddhist master is a great blessing and something very special. Teaching and practicing these Tantrayana practices keeps them alive. 

This event is not organized by Nangten Menlang International. For registration, please contact info@mahakasha.ch

During the private one-to-one sessions, there is the unique opportunity to receive advice from Tulku Lobsang – a Buddhist meditation master and doctor of Traditional Tibetan Medicine. Arrange your own appointment and let Tulku Lobsang advise you on spiritual or health issues during the one-to-one session.

This event is not organised by Nangten Menlang International. For booking, please contact info@mahakasha.ch

Experience the profound depths of Dzogchen in a two-day retreat of inner exploration and discovery.

Dzogchen is the true nature of our mind. It means “Great Perfection” and is the state of pure awareness. It is the wisdom that exists beyond all limitations and through which we can come to know everything.

Our current state of mind is conditioned and bound by limitations. What we see now is the reflection of our ignorance. We always miss something, and so we always have a wrong view. We are looking through the lens of the conceptual mind, which always comes with a shadow and limitations. We never see things as they truly are and this causes us great suffering.

Dzogchen implies direct perception and is free of all thoughts and concepts. The goal of Dzogchen is therefore to discover our ultimate ground of existence that has the qualities of purity, luminous clarity and compassion. This is called Rigpa. It is the opposite of ignorance.

When we practice Dzogchen, we simply leave everything and look. When we leave everything alone – without judgment or reaction – and simply perceive what is there, we begin to recognize the true nature of our mind. In this way, we use our mind to observe our mind. The mind is like water. When it is still, it naturally becomes clear. This is how we come to deeply know ourselves. It is an encounter with pure luminosity and compassion.

Join this retreat with Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche for a sacred journey inward to get a glimpse into the truly transformative aspects of Dzogchen.

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Life is just one day. You’re born on the one day, you live on the one day, and you die on the one day. Everything—your joys, your struggles, your growth—happens in that one day. Today is your only life.

In this inspiring lecture, Tibetan Buddhist Master Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche invites us to wake up to the fullness of the present moment. The past is already gone. The future is not yet born. What we truly have is today. And when we understand that today is not just a part of life—but life itself—everything changes.

Instead of chasing happiness somewhere in the future, we learn how to live with joy and awareness now. We stop waiting for the “right time” to be happy—and discover that now is the time.

This lecture is a profound reminder of what it means to truly live. A teaching that can shift your perspective—and your life.

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A personal conversation with a Buddhist teacher and master, where you can ask questions about your own practice or spiritual development, can be very helpful.

Tibetan medicine is an ancient healing knowledge based on the understanding of the interdependence of body and mind.

As a Tibetan doctor and spiritual counselor, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche offers private consultations. The consultations usually begin with a pulse diagnosis. If desired, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche will give recommendations for movement, breathing and meditation techniques during a consultation. It is also possible to clarify questions with Rinpoche that are related to the teachings received.

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According to Buddhist understanding, spirituality is the source of energy and determines the quality of our thoughts and actions in all aspects of our lives.

Tulku Lobsang shows us how we can change our perspective by reprogramming the mind to transform fear into understanding and confusion into clarity. This creates a powerful effect that not only strengthens our own resilience, but also uplifts those around us and brings about a maturing process on all sides. The essence of this seminar is to let go of habits and integrate gratitude, wisdom and compassion into our lives as tools to allow the possible, the probable, the plausible, even the impossible into our lives as a version of the future. Happiness is not a one-off event. Rather, it has a long tail that reaches into the past. It is nourished by what has been lived, thought, felt and spoken. The lasting manifestation of happiness is not brilliance, but afterglow.

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Now is the time!

Never has it been more important to change the world. That’s not just some meaningless statement. It is a fact. And it is possible. Everything and everyone is connected. One change changes everything. If you change yourself, you change the world.

Tantrayana is one of the three main paths, or vehicles (yana), of Buddhism. This path is also called Vajrayana, the Diamond Vehicle. The reason being that through its practices we transform our body, speech and mind to be like a diamond — strong, clear and indestructible. Tantrayana includes very special techniques that empower us to experience our Buddha nature in a very direct way. The closer we get to our Buddha nature, the more power we have to positively influence the world around us, thereby being a major cause for beneficial change in this world.

So that as many people as possible can benefit from the powerful Tantrayana methods for their spiritual development, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche teaches the Tummo practice of Inner Fire.

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.

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.

In this intensive seminar, Rinpoche will introduce us to this powerful and transformative practice. We will practice Tummo together so that we can experience its profound impact ourselves.

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Tummo – Éveiller votre feu intérieur | SÉMINAIRE INTENSIF

C’est le moment d’agir !
Il n’a jamais été aussi important qu’aujourd’hui de changer le monde. Ce n’est pas une phrase vide de sens. C’est un fait. Et c’est possible. Tout est lié. Un seul changement change tout. Si nous nous changeons nous-mêmes, nous changeons le monde.

Le Tantrayana est l’une des trois voies principales ou véhicules (yana) du Bouddhisme. Cette voie est également appelée le vajrayana, le véhicule de diamant. La raison en est qu’à travers ses pratiques, nous transformons notre corps, notre parole et notre esprit pour qu’ils ressemblent à un diamant - fort, clair et indestructible. Le Tantrayana comprend des techniques très particulières qui nous permettent de faire l’expérience de notre nature de Bouddha de manière très directe. Plus nous nous rapprochons de notre nature de Bouddha, plus nous avons le pouvoir d’influencer positivement le monde qui nous entoure et d’être ainsi une cause principale de changements bénéfiques dans ce monde.

Afin que le plus grand nombre de personnes possible puisse maintenant profiter des puissantes méthodes du Tantrayana pour leur développement spirituel, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoché enseigne la pratique du Tummo du feu intérieur.

Le Tummo est notre feu de sagesse. C’est quelque chose que nous avons naturellement dans notre corps. Par une combinaison de mouvements, de techniques de respiration et de visualisations, nous créons la flamme du Tummo et la répandons dans tout le corps. Au niveau physique, la flamme du Tummo renforce ainsi nos forces d’autoguérison. Sur le plan énergétique, elle fait circuler l’énergie dans tout le corps. Au niveau de l’esprit, le Tummo est la source de l’amour, de la joie, du bonheur et de la félicité.

Par la pratique, la flamme du Tummo grandit, en commençant en dessous du nombril, et monte de plus en plus haut. Cette chaleur intérieure pénètre doucement chacun des chakras principaux et se répand de là dans chaque pore de notre corps. Nos chakras sont des portes secrètes par lesquelles nous avons accès à notre corps de félicité (sambhogakaya) et à notre esprit de claire lumière (dharmakaya). Le Tummo est la clé qui permet d’ouvrir ces portes secrètes. Lorsque nous franchissons ces portes, nous trouvons notre véritable maison en nous-mêmes : la nature de Bouddha qui nous habite - l’union parfaite de l’amour inconditionnel et de la compassion inconditionnelle.

Tulku Lobsang Rinpoché a un lien tout à fait exceptionnel avec la pratique de Tummo - c’est sa véritable spécialité. Rinpoché a reçu des enseignements et des transmissions de Tummo de différentes lignées, et sa profonde compréhension de cette pratique puissante fait de lui un enseignant incroyablement expérimenté, sage et compatissant. Tulku-la partage ouvertement cette pratique secrète parce qu’il est convaincu qu’elle peut être d’une grande utilité en ces temps de défi.

Dans ce séminaire intensif, Rinpoché nous initiera à cette pratique puissante et transformatrice. Nous pratiquerons le Tummo ensemble et pourrons ressentir par nous-mêmes ses effets profonds.