Applying Mind Training to Your Life
Thursdays, 7:00pm – 8:30pm
July 11 – July 25, 2013
(3 classes)
Mind Training is a translation of the Tibetan term Lo-jong
(also called Thought Transformation) — a genre of Buddhist
practice that aims to use problems as one’s path to
enlightenment.
Venerable Drimay will focus on a specific text “Leveling out
all false conceptions” taught by Lama Serlingpa, brought to
Tibet by Lama Atisha and translated into English by Geshe
Thubten Jinpa.
A verse from the text reads:
Carry forth the force of all antidotes;
Concentrate all aspirations into one;
And seek the path where all paths converge.
Venerable Drimay will tease out techniques from this text
that will help us in dealing with life’s problems. At
first, you might be most interested in getting rid of your
problems, but as your Mind Training skills improve, you will
eventually look forward to problems as a chance to practice.
A hardcopy of the specific text “Leveling out all
false conceptions” will be provided.
The book, Essential Mind Training, by Geshe Thubten Jinpa
(Wisdom Publications) would be useful (but not required) for
you to have.
Come meet together with other brave people to discuss how to
practice Mind Training and to report back from your
real-life experience.
Everyone is welcome!
Ven. Losang Drimay is the former resident teacher of Ocean of Compassion Buddhist Center and was ordained in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition in 1991. She has worked at the FPMT International Office, travelled and attended teachings in India. She worked at Vajrapani Institute and has done strict retreat at Land of Calm Abiding. Ven. Drimay lives and teaches at Land of Medicine Buddha and other Buddhist Centers and venues in the Bay Area and the United States.
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