Date: Sunday, 23rd July 2023
Time: 10am to 4:00pm
Overview
On Sunday 23rd July, we welcome back Ngakma Shé-zér Khandro to the Centre to provide her engaging and uplifting practical Workshop onYogic Song - meditation using the power of the voice. We are delighted that Shé-zér is re-running this course at Lam Rim as it was greatly enjoyed by those who attended last time!
Yogic song is both a meditation practice in itself, and also a great support and complement to silent sitting meditation. In this workshop you will encounter a variety of songs, each with a unique melody, history, and application. Nogreat singing talent is required, just an enthusiasm to learn.
There will be an opportunity to enjoy learning to use a variety of Himalayan musical instruments during the class, including the drilbu (bell), chod drum, dungchen (great horn), conch, silnyen and rolmo (peaceful and wrathful cymbals).
Explore a clip from the previous session on YouTube!
About the Teacher
We are very grateful to Shé-zér for providing this session once again. Shé-zér is an experienced teacher of the Aro gTér lineage, a Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhist tradition which is principally concerned with transforming our experience of everyday being, emphasising simplicity, clarity, and depth - both of practice and understanding.
Schedule
The session will be run from 10.00am – 4.00pm. with time afterwards for tea, chat, and to enjoy the Centre and its grounds.
Access to Teachings
Teachings will be delivered onsite at Lam Rim Buddhist Centre, Pentwyn Manor, Penrhos, Raglan, Usk, Wales, NP15 2LE - directions here >
Lunch & Refreshments
We are pleased to provide complimentary refreshments throughout the day and a two course vegetarian lunch included in your booking. Please advise of any dietary requirements on the booking form.
Why Not Stay Over?
Want a break or live far away, why not stay overnight at Lam Rim the day before? Stay over details here >
Booking & Registration
Please book by selecting one of the ticket options below. Please come to the reception area and we’ll register your attendance by your name. If you prefer to donate onsite, please select Donate Onsite.
Donations
We are firmly convinced that donations (either in work or financially) must only be given in accordance with ability and no-one should ever feel unable to attend teachings due to financial difficulty. Buddhist teachings are traditionally given freely, however the Centre does rely entirely on voluntary support. Donations for these teachings will be gratefully received and be used to continue the necessary maintenance work and upgrades to the Centre so that it can continue to re-open and welcome visitors. Please explore suggested donations as listed below.
Important Note: Our system uses PayPal to take donations. If you do not have a PayPal Account you can pay as a Guest. Please click the link ‘Try Another Way’ , then follow instructions for ‘Pay by Debit or Credit Card’.
Date: Sunday, 23rd July 2023
Time: 10am to 4:00pm
Overview
On Sunday 23rd July, we welcome back Ngakma Shé-zér Khandro to the Centre to provide her engaging and uplifting practical Workshop onYogic Song - meditation using the power of the voice. We are delighted that Shé-zér is re-running this course at Lam Rim as it was greatly enjoyed by those who attended last time!
Yogic song is both a meditation practice in itself, and also a great support and complement to silent sitting meditation. In this workshop you will encounter a variety of songs, each with a unique melody, history, and application. Nogreat singing talent is required, just an enthusiasm to learn.
There will be an opportunity to enjoy learning to use a variety of Himalayan musical instruments during the class, including the drilbu (bell), chod drum, dungchen (great horn), conch, silnyen and rolmo (peaceful and wrathful cymbals).
Explore a clip from the previous session on YouTube!
About the Teacher
We are very grateful to Shé-zér for providing this session once again. Shé-zér is an experienced teacher of the Aro gTér lineage, a Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhist tradition which is principally concerned with transforming our experience of everyday being, emphasising simplicity, clarity, and depth - both of practice and understanding.
Schedule
The session will be run from 10.00am – 4.00pm. with time afterwards for tea, chat, and to enjoy the Centre and its grounds.
Access to Teachings
Teachings will be delivered onsite at Lam Rim Buddhist Centre, Pentwyn Manor, Penrhos, Raglan, Usk, Wales, NP15 2LE - directions here >
Lunch & Refreshments
We are pleased to provide complimentary refreshments throughout the day and a two course vegetarian lunch included in your booking. Please advise of any dietary requirements on the booking form.
Why Not Stay Over?
Want a break or live far away, why not stay overnight at Lam Rim the day before? Stay over details here >
Booking & Registration
Please book by selecting one of the ticket options below. Please come to the reception area and we’ll register your attendance by your name. If you prefer to donate onsite, please select Donate Onsite.
Donations
We are firmly convinced that donations (either in work or financially) must only be given in accordance with ability and no-one should ever feel unable to attend teachings due to financial difficulty. Buddhist teachings are traditionally given freely, however the Centre does rely entirely on voluntary support. Donations for these teachings will be gratefully received and be used to continue the necessary maintenance work and upgrades to the Centre so that it can continue to re-open and welcome visitors. Please explore suggested donations as listed below.
Important Note: Our system uses PayPal to take donations. If you do not have a PayPal Account you can pay as a Guest. Please click the link ‘Try Another Way’ , then follow instructions for ‘Pay by Debit or Credit Card’.
