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Robert A. Thurman with
Geshe Dangsong Namgyal
Natural Mind Meditation
Clouds arise, abide and dissolve into space;
thoughts arise, abide and dissolve into Natural Mind.
“Our happiness can only come from within; profound happiness does not come from outside ourselves.”
Geshe Dangsong Namgyal is a Yungdrung Bön and Rimé Dzogchen teacher focusing on Natural Mind. He entered the monastery in Tibet at a young age, eventually leaving Tibet to seek more in-depth teachings. After 25 years studying and teaching at Menri and Sera Je monasteries in India and Tritsen Norbutse Monastery in Nepal, he now teaches in the United States and online.
As a researcher of ancient Tibetan history, culture and religion, he has presented at numerous conferences and seminars around the world, has written many books in Tibetan, and presents Natural Mind Meditation in his first English book, Pure Dzogchen: Zhang Zhung Tradition. His most recent release is his book, Holy Women of Great Perfection: Thirty Signs and Meanings of Ultimate Nature in the Ancient Tibetan Tradition.
Geshe Dangsong Namgyal
Kunsang Gar Spiritual Director
WISDOM PROGRAM
Geshe Dangsong Namgyal’s main focus of teaching is Natural Mind Meditation or Pure Dzogchen. The Kunsang Gar Wisdom Program provides a strong foundational understanding and teachings for mental development. The goal is to help individuals find greater mental health, emotional balance and peaceful minds.
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Holy Women of Great Perfection:
Thirty Signs and Meaning of Ultimate Nature in the Ancient Tibetan Tradition
Teachings given solely by enlightened women from India, China, Pakistan, Iran, Kashmir, Nepal, Tibet, and Zhang Zhung.
Pure Dzogchen: Zhang Zhung Tradition
A practice guide for Natural Mind meditation.
Reflections
Join Geshe Dangsong Namgyal for an array of insightful articles, special interest, culture, poetry, psychology, philosophy, art, history, inspiration and deep insight in this blog.
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