
Awareness and Vigiling at the Bedside
In this article, Andrea Sherman discusses vigiling, or being present at the bedside during the final hours of a person’s life.
Wellness translates to a holistic balance–a steady mind in a healthy body. Learn how to integrate physical practices , nutrition, and breathwork with reflection and meditation.
In this article, Andrea Sherman discusses vigiling, or being present at the bedside during the final hours of a person’s life.
During these stressful times, Tibetan Medicine may offer us some tools for bringing our body and mind into balance. Our sangha member and Dakini Doctor,
Tawni Tidwell shares some wisdom from the Tibetan Medicine tradition in cultivating balance during the winter months.
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Tibetan medicine calls for specific seasonal behavior. The seasons can be divided either by equinox and solstice, the four seasons as we do in the
Correct meditation posture helps our minds to settle and our breath to flow naturally. In traditional Buddhist texts, we read that we should cross our
Tawni Tidwell talks about how we can balance rlüng imbalances in our bodies.
Neil Roberts shares an ancient breathing technique to reduce stress and blood pressure.
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Training Tibetan Doctors Training Tibetan Doctors has been an important function of education since the founding of Samye monastery in the 8th century. From the
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