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Karma Thegsum Choling Minneapolis H.H. 1717th Gyalwa Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje, Kagyu Lineage of Tibetan Buddhism |
General Interest and Beginning Level Practice -- Classes for EveryoneREGISTRATION & INFORMATION TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Classes:MIND, THOUGHT, AND CONSCIOUSNESS: HOW THE MIND HEALS THE BODY AND MORE PART IEverything we are and do is a manifestation of mind. Consciousness is primary. Consciousness cocreates reality. Do you have a good understanding of what you as a healthy adult are capable of accomplishing in terms of mind growth over your lifetime? Personal liftoff is a direct result of becoming better acquainted with mind and your capacity for inner growth. This class presents the complete map of human consciousness from an easy to understand Western scientific perspective. It is suggested that you take both PART I & PART II along with Shamata Meditation instruction for the most beneficial combination. Dress comfortably. Tuition ~$39 Materials Fee $14
NEWMIND, THOUGHT, AND CONSCIOUSNESS: HOW THE MIND HEALS THE BODY AND MORE PART IIWe are living in a time of significant upward shifting in consciousness and new information about the power of thought. Knowing what is going on and being able to inwardly shift into the upper reaches of consciousness produces extraordinary life advantages, such as the ability to manifest your intentions. Focus on the upper levels of human consciousness. Pre-requisite: Mind, Thought & Consciousness I. Dress comfortably. Tuition ~$39 Materials Fee $10.
This is an excellent class for beginning meditators. Nothing has a more beneficial effect on our health and happiness than formless meditation practice. Western research now proves this fact that Eastern folks have long known. Everything we are and do is influenced in a positive way from daily meditation practice. Shamata (Sanskrit word meaning calm-abiding) meditation comes from the vast array of vital and profound Tibetan practices. Come and learn this very effective practice and consider the benefit it will bring to you. This retreat also includes walking meditation instruction and practice. Wear comfortable clothing. No shorts or short skirts. Bring a bag lunch. There is no microwave. Beverages and dessert will be provided. These one-day retreats are all held at KTC Minneapolis in a traditional Tibetan Buddhist shrine room. Tuition ~$65 Materials Fee $15
This 2-hour class offers the essential instructions for Shamata Meditation (see description above), a short practice session, and Q & A. Suitable for beginners. Class is held at KTC. Wear comfortable clothes. $5 supply fee paid to instructor in class. Tuition $29
NEWMEDITATION PRACTICEShift your consciousness a couple levels higher to maximize your ability to positively impact your wellness as you age, and profoundly enhance your ability to contribute to solutions to the multiple, critical,intertwined challenges to survival on planet Earth. Be part of a Formless, Nonsectarian Group Meditation session in a traditional meditation setting once a week. Lama La will be onsite during the practice sessions. Sign up for as many sessions as you can attend - $9/time or pay as you go. Prerequisite: Shamata Meditaiton instruction, or consent of the teacher.
Beginning meditation instruction with one of the KTC Shamata Meditation instructors at a time that suits your schedule. Fax in the registration form including a good time and phone number to call you, or contact our Center by phone or email, to schedule your lesson. At KTC. Wear comfortable clothes. Tuition $30 TONGLEN: TIBETAN HEALING MEDITATION Click here to see this class information. REGISTRATION & PAYMENT Register with KTC or the listed Community Education office. Pay by credit card or check. Call the school district Community Education Office or go to their website for instructions to register for a class offered through them, or at one of their buildings. KTC accepts payment by credit card in person, over the telephone, by mail, or by fax (952-926-5049). Registration Form (Print, Fill Out & Fax) Payment by check is accepted by mail or in person. To pay in person, please call ahead (952) 926-5048. |