Additional Resources from Treasury of Knowledge

Medicine Buddha: How to Engage the Heart of Healing with Dr. Dan Hirshberg

The Medicine Buddha practice offers extraordinarily powerful healing on the physical, emotional, and spiritual levels, which is much needed in this moment as we continue to find our way in the midst of chaos. In this session, Dan will explore how a meditation practice like Medicine Buddha can open our minds to physical and emotional healing. Dan explores the principles of

Proper motivation in healing practice
The technology of visualization practice
The power of blessings and how they can heal
The meanings of healing and health in the practice of Medicine Buddha

Guided Meditation with Acharya Lhakpa Tshering.

Acharya Lhakpa Tshering enrolled at Rumtek Monastery’s Karma Shri Nalanda Institute in Sikkim, India in 1993. In 2002, Acharya Lhakpa graduated with a master’s in Buddhist studies, also known as an Acharya degree. After completing his studies, he served as co-librarian with Dilyak Drupon Rinpoche as a teacher at Karma Shri Nalanda Institute and as an editor for Nitartha Publications in Kathmandu, Nepal.

In 2006, Acharya Lhakpa moved to Nalanda West in Seattle, Washington, where he continues to support students as a resident teacher. He is also a visiting teacher at Nalandabodhi centers across the northeastern and central United States, as well as Brazil.

Guided Meditation with Acharya Lhakpa Tshering.

Space Awareness with Mitra Lee Worley

In this video, Mitra Lee discusses:

What 'presence' means to her
How to bridge the disconnection between mind and body
The connection between mind, presence, and healing
A practice for bringing more presence and attention to your physical body
The value of sense perceptions
Feeling present in our body is so important to our wellbeing

Watch the video now to discover exactly why.

Mitra Lee Worley has been an innovator and pioneer in the field of contemplative arts and education since Tibetan Buddhist practice communities appeared in the West. Her deep grounding in the practices of Vajrayana and Mahamudra support her experience-oriented teachings.