Dhyāna, 15 November 2021, Hong Kong, China - Part 1

Meditation has become fashionable as a way to de-stress and calm the mind but being relaxed and peaceful is not the ultimate goal of the Buddhadharma. Our lives are full of anxiety, loneliness and alienation, and we view all our problems from a very narrow perspective. Understanding the three fundamental buddhist truths of anicca, dukkha and anatta can help us view our lives from a wider perspective and dhyāna or meditation is a method to help us see and maintain these three truths. Rinpoche ends the teaching with some practical advice about meditation.

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CV Ngakma Yumma Mudra

Daughter of Hungarian sculptor Laszlo Szabo and a dancer since the age of three, Yumma Mudra joined the Russian ballet Irina Grjebina at the age of twelve. After intense media exposure in 1981 with the "Myriam" campaign, she gave up her career as an artist and model to devote herself fully to the study of Tibetan Buddhism in the Nyingma and Khagyu lineages under the guidance of her principal masters: Chogyam Trungpa RInpoche, Dilgo Khyentse RInpoche, Khenpo Tsultrim RInpoche & Ringu Tulku Rinpoche.

 After 4 years of solitary spiritual retreats punctuated by extensive travel, she began her journey in Chogyam Trungpa's centers to deepen her understanding of the 5 Wisdoms and the principles of contemplative psychology founded by Edward Podvoll. In 2004, she founded the nomadic school Danza Duende Network, a deep alchemical training through Dance.

Her commitment to living Art as a way of life came to fruition when she met Michel Raji, the Choresopher, for an "inner experience of gesture through the activation of Breath".

The author of two books - her autobiography, La voie qui danse, and a novel, L'île de Bee ou La béance des sens - Ngakma Yumma Mudra is currently training at home in the Mahayoga Tantras of Niguma and Naropa, under the guidance of Lama Glenn Mullin.

Buddhist organization under the direction of Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche.
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