Our mind plays a central role in how we perceive the world, respond to situations, and experience happiness and suffering. But do we really know our own mind?
Jé Karma Trinleypa Rinpoche will explain why Buddhism places such importance on understanding the mind and show us that learning to work with it is an essential part of the Buddhist path. He will also explore the meaning of meditation, why it is practised, and how it helps us become familiar with the nature of our mind and how it functions.
These two days will offer insight into how Buddhist understanding can be integrated into everyday life, enabling us to relate to our thoughts, emotions, and experiences with greater clarity and awareness.
Jé Karma Trinleypa Rinpoche, fourth of his name, is the tülku of one of the greatest Tibetan masters of the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Born in Nepal in 1990, he was recognized by the 14th Shamar Rinpoche at the age of four. He pursued studies in Buddhist philosophy and classical Tibetan language at the very well-reputed Sakya College in Derha Dhun, India, where he received his diploma in 2016. He then widened his academic knowledge of philosophy and Tibetology in London and Hamburg. In terms of spiritual education, he received important empowerments from the greatest masters of the different lineages (His Holiness the 14th Shamarpa Mipham Chökyi Lodrö; His Holiness the 42nd Sakya Trinzin; Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche).
This educational path has made him an accomplished teacher, known and respected in all Buddhist lineages for his exceptional scholarship and spiritual insight.
Information
• Teacher: Jé Karma Trinleypa Rinpoche
• Translation: This teaching is given in Englishand translated into French. If you wish to follow this course in another language (German, or Spanish), please indicate this when registering on Zopa so that we can arrange the appropriate translation.
Course Fee: 28 €/day
