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Introduction to the Healing Science of Tibetan Medicine
June 14 - June 16, 2019
Eric Rosenbush
Join us for an introduction to Tibetan medicine, an unbroken lineage passed down over centuries by great healers in Tibet and the Himalayas. This weekend immersion will introduce the fundamentals of Tibetan medicine and how its wisdom can be applied in your life.
The essential principles of Sowa Rigpa, the Tibetan Science of Healing, are depicted as trees growing in the Medicine Buddha's mandala garden. We will explore the Medicine Buddha’s mandala and the trees images of the Root Tantra, which capture the essence of the medical system in a concise yet profound way.
Topics will include:
• Connections between Buddhism, tantra and medicine
• Essential Tibetan cosmology & the five elements
• Tanaduk - a tour through the Medicine Buddha’s mandala garden, and how to understand the functions of all types of medicinal plants
• Understanding the forces that create health and disease, and how to stay in balance according to your constitution.
• Basic principles of how to use diet, lifestyles, external therapies, medicines and mantras to maintain health.
• Tibetan yogic practices for the body, speech, and mind.
• Exploration of the meanings within Menla Mountain’s collection of Tibetan medical art
All will benefit from this weekend. Whether medical practitioners or the general public, all are welcome and will learn new contexts of how to approach health and healing. There will also be time to receive Tibetan medical consultations onsite at our Dewa Spa.
ScheduleFriday, June 14th3 - 6pm Check-in 6 - 7pm Dinner 7pm Welcome program Saturday, June 15th8 - 9am Breakfast 9am - 12pm TRAINING 12 - 1pm Lunch 1 - 3pm Free Time for Relaxation and Spa Appointments 3 - 6pm TRAINING 6 - 7pm Dinner 7:30pm Evening Practice Sunday, June 16th8 - 9am Breakfast and Check-out 9am - 12pm TRAINING 12 - 1pm Lunch & Departure *Schedule is subject to change
ABOUT THE TEACHERs
Eric Rosenbush
Eric has devoted his life to the study of the traditional sciences of Asia, their botanical treasures, ancient texts and living transmissions. For over 20 years, he has studied with masters of Tibetan, Chinese, and Ayurvedic medicines, and currently maintains a clinical practice ...
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