Anam Thubten Rinpoche and Lama Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel

ABOUT THIS EVENT
Dhumatala Temple, Point Richmond, CA

What determines whether our life is a haunted ground or a sacred world? According to the dharma, the distinction between a haunted ground and a sacred world has to do with understanding the nature of appearance and how we utilize (or not) experiences as a means to awaken. The practice of Chod, as taught by Machig Labdron and Dzogchen masters, presents us with the view and skillful means to explore and engage this very question.

Join us for a weekend of teachings and practice of both Jigme Lingpa’s Dakini’s Laughter and Dudjom Lingpa’s Troma Chod sadhanas. You’re welcome to bring and play your instruments if you have them, but they are not required.

Prerequisite: participants are required to be currently practicing (or completed) Ngondro or have attended a Vajrayana Empowerment.

This retreat is hosted by Wilderness Dharma Movement and registration will be open in early 2027. For more information, you can contact us at events@wildernessdharmamovement.org.

In the spirit of cutting through,
Your Friends at Wilderness Dharma Movement