Events
September 7, 14, 21, 28, 2020
Monday evenings, 7:00-8:00PM (PST)
Led by Andis Egle*
Power Kum Nye opens up body, breath and mind to our natural aliveness. The energy centers fully, vibrantly alive and inner and outer integrated in fundamental openness. Thinking no longer poses an obstacle to being. Creativity becomes our way of being
According to the Kum Nye tradition, a healthy mind inhabits the present moment. Undisturbed by memories of the past, free of fears in the present, and unconcerned with projections of the future, a healthy mind engages experience freshly and directly. the present moment is the moment of embodiment - the right now of experience. - Tarthang Tulku Rinpoche in Kum Nye Dancing
With Rinpoche's teachings we can align body, breath and mind with the dynamic of the power of time. From one point of view time is always changing, but as we enter time there is continuity, but without beginning or ending, not even transitions.
Donation: $25
*Andis Egle received degrees from both the College of Arts of
Riga and the Academy of Arts of Latvia. He has been a student
of the Tibetan master, Tarthang Tulku and his senior student
Arnaud Maitland, since 2009. During this time, he has created
numerous sculptures in the Buddhist tradition, along with being
trained in various forms of Kum Nye.