Dharma Teachings By Lama Mark Webber

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This recording is the final class of a week-long teaching and urban retreat on the Drikung Gonpo Yangzab Dzogchen Preliminary Practices. These two yogas are a distinctive feature of all Vajrayana practice. The class was was designed to orient the practitioners to the core of Tantric practices so we understand the reasons for these profound practices, what they help us accomplish and why undertaking them with sincerity and commitment lead to such high attainments. Lama Mark quoted sections from the classic text of Jamgön Kongtrul Lodrö Thaye, calle"Creation and Completi", translated by Sarah Harding, Wisdom Publications, Boston. 2002.

Being and Awakening: What's beyond mindfulness? On November 7th Lama Mark gave a Dharma talk to students and teachers at the Octopus Garden Holistic Yoga Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The requested topic was on the following themes: "What's after mindfulness? Mindfulness is wildly popular these days. Many people seek out meditation to experience less stress, better health and increased happiness. But what lies beyond these temporary states of calm and the fluctuations of our internal and external circumstances? In this public talk Lama Mark Webber will give an overview of the Path of Awakening from the tradition of Buddhism and its yogic disciplines and address the following questions: What energetic and ethical foundations are required for really Waking Up? How do you reconcile the meditative path with modern, urban life? How is the nervous system related to the Path of Awakening?

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.

During this series of talks Lama Mark Webber explains the Tibetan Mahayana practice of Lojong Mind Training, a profound method of mind training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. 59 aphorisms, antidotes and methods used for recognizing what is unwholesome and what is liberative. Interwoven throughout these talks, Lama Mark speaks on devotion, Guru Yoga, Refuge, Bodhicitta, Compassion, and Emptiness. The text used for this series of classes was "The Great Path of Awakening" by Jargon Kongtrul. Translated by Ken McLeod. Shambala Classics. 2005.