Kum Nye Dancing

6 Zoom Sessions with Andis Egle
Saturday and Sunday from 7 to 8:15 am PST
November 16 - December 1, 2024

Recordings will be Available

Dharma Publishing Academy invites you to join us for six sessions in Tarthang Tulku Rinpoche's book Kum Nye Dancing.

Invoking the wisdom of the Kum Nye Dancing Gestures we may ask:
Who am I?
 Where I’m coming from?
 Where I’m going?
 
 The yogi’s dance expresses sacred knowledge in motion, it hints at what it might mean to answer these questions.
 This dance, arising from the heart of space, is space reply to these unspoken questions of our embodiment, the mystery of our being.

 “Here and now, space is dancing us” - touching instant, not before, not after.

 “Without feet, we can’t walk”, our conceptual mind is telling us. 
 “Yes, we can” - “I don’t understand"

 Trying to understand what wisdom, meditation, and ‘go beyond’ mean, those are labels. “I understand“ is our territory. We didn't check all the concepts we adopted. My thoughts are bubbles, a sense of identity, complete. “I” being recognized by me.
 Check your understanding, the feeling of understanding. The six senses have a lot of interpretations. 

 Express instant, in between, open up, and extend it before finishing. The gestures express the wisdom inherent in the open field of experience, fundamental openness.

The Kum Nye Dancing gestures do not confirm our labels, projections, or what we already know. Thoughts leave no traces. The 'I' is part of the experience as the wisdom of experience speaks through our movements. The instant, the zero-point of experience provides the freedom to be. Having left the corral we created for ourselves, we discover our lives are what we make them. 

 Come and join 6 sessions to discover the dynamic space where Kum Nye Dancing is taking place.

Classes will be led by Andis Egle   

Andis Egle has degrees from the College of Arts of Riga and the Academy of Arts of Latvia. He has been studying and working with Tarthang Tulku Rinpoche since 2009. He has been practicing and teaching Kum Nye since 2010.

For more information contact us: programs@dharmapublishing.com