[Buddha-l] Re: Khetsun Sangpo Rinpoche in Toronto

Mon May 29 17:21:35 MDT 2006

http://www.ngakde.com/khetsunpa.html

  We made this announcement in advance of polishing that "mysterious  mirror", the webpage.  

  Mike

 Khetsun Sangpo Rinpoche in Toronto
To: buddha-l at mailman.swcp.com

Nyernga  Ngakde is very excited to announce the visit of Khetsun Sangpo  Rinpoche. He will be coming to teach in Toronto on July the First. Here  is the published flier, please feel free to send this information to  friends family, or any one who may be interested.

    Legendary Tibetan Yogi
  The great Tibetan yogi and scholar Kyabje Khetsun Sangpo Rinpoche is a  world renowned master of Tibetan Buddhism. He has been trained through  the time of 13th Dalai Lama and is presently a senior adviser to the  14th Dalai Lama. He is the second oldest lama alive today and has  taught Tibetan Buddhism around the world for the last sixty years. Many  lamas active today in the Tibetan community and in the west have been  trained by him, including many prominent western scholars and  practitioners. As one of the most prolific scholars alive today,  Rinpoche has composed over twenty volumes of texts. Tantric Practice in  Nying-ma, a commentary on the instructions of the foundation practice  for the Great Perfection, was published in several languages and has  become the essential guide for thousands of people in the west.  Rinpoche's newly released book, Fundamental Mind: The Nyingma View of  the Great Completeness, is likely to be an instant classic. Invited by  Nyernga
 Ngakde Buddhist Center and his closest disciple, Lopon  Ugyen Rinpoche, the following events will provide a once-in-a-lifetime  opportunity for anyone interested in learning and experiencing more  about spirituality and Buddhism, and to receive profound blessings from  one of the most senior Buddhist masters of our time.

    July 1st - 8th — Phowa: Transference of Consciousness
    Po Chai Temple, 84 Swanwick Ave, Toronto, ON M4E 1Z7
    (please call for time schedule)
    40 hours minimum time required for attendees.
  Phowa, also known as "liberation without meditation" was intended for  ordinary people who have not been able to practice systematically in  their lives. In this series Rinpoche will teach various visualization  and meditation techniques that will teach us to prepare our bodies and  minds for emergence with ultimate reality at the time of death.
    Translated into Chinese and English
    $350 Pre-registration required

    July 17st - 22th — U of T Teachings
    7:00p.m. - 8:30p.m. at University of Toronto Campus O.I.S.E. Building 252 Bloor Street W. Room G162
    (St. George Subway)
    17th- Precious Human Existence
    18th- Dreams and Illusion
    19th - Compassion and Equanimity
    20th - Cultivating Wisdom and Enlightenment
    21th- 22nd - Dzogchen (as elucidated in Fundamental Mind)
  Lecture topics are based on the books, Tantric Practice in Nyingma  (Snowlion Pub 1983), and Fundamental Mind (Snowlion Pub 2006). It is  recommended that attendies review these books.

    $40 per night or $240 for all six nights
    Please pay with cash only, checks will not be accepted.

    July 11th — Long life Empowerment
    6:00pm. - 10:00pm. at Po Chai Temple, 84 Swanwick Ave, Toronto, ON M4E 1Z7
    This empowerment is a precious opportunity to receive blessings for a long and healthy life, and to clear life obstacles.
  Khetsun Sangpo Rinpoche attained the long life siddhis at the Maratika  Cave in Nepal, where Guru Rinpoche attained the life control  vidhyadhara.

    Translated into Chinese and English

    $70 Pre-registration required

  For more information visit our website, www.ngakde.com. You can contact  Nyernga Ngakde staff via e-mail at info at ngakde.com or by telephone:  647.340.1191. 173 Gamble Ave, Toronto ON

    Thank you very much.

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http://www.ngakde.com
    647-340-1191
    173 Gamble Ave, Toronto ON, M4J 2P2

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