The Six Bardos
With Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche
Date: Aug 3-6, 2023
Place: Tergar Osel Ling Monastery, Kathmandu, Nepal
Organised by: Tergar Asia
* This is an in-person event only.
The bardo teachings of Tibetan Buddhism are profound and precious teachings that address both how to approach the transitory experience of this life and how to use this wisdom to skillfully navigate the process of our own dying and rebirth. At its heart, the bardo teachings are concerned with the core teaching of impermanence, and with the liberation that comes with recognizing the true nature of the mind.
In this course, Mingyur Rinpoche will take us through the journey of the Six Bardos – the three bardos of this life, and the three bardos of death and dying – and offer practical guidance on what we can do at each stage of this cycle to make full use of our experiences for liberation. The course will also include teachings on Amitabha practice, and those who aspire to be reborn in Dewachen will be guided on the aspirations we must make to connect with Amitabha’s Pure Land.
To prepare ourselves for dying and learn the most meaningful path for living, join us at this event and hear from Rinpoche directly the key points of what he calls the Plan A to D of living and dying.
[About the program]
The event will be held at the newly completed main shrine hall of the Tergar Osel Ling Monastery, home to a monastic community under the guidance of Mingyur Rinpoche. It will be the first major event hosted at the new shrine hall that was built from the ruins of the 2015 earthquake.
The four-day, full-day course will include:
Teachings and practice sessions with Mingyur Rinpoche
Review and guided meditation led by Tzunma Miao Rong
Mingyur Rinpoche will teach in English.
Translation will be available in Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean and Nepali.
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[How much will it cost?]
The teaching is open to all, free of charge, but you must register to secure a place.
The monastery will also provide lunch for attendees, free of charge.
[What about travel and accommodation?]
Participants are expected to arrange and pay for their own travel and accommodation.
[When will registration start?]
Registration will start at 10am on May 27, and end when all places are filled. To secure a place, registration is required.
[Event website]
https://www.tergarasia.org/asia-events/20230803-the-six-bardos/