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LAMA TSULTRIM GYATSO
Lama Tsultrim
Gyatso began to study Dharma in 1980, in the Kayu Ling monastery in
France. He then met the Venerable Kalu Rinpoche with whom he took
refuge. He took the vows of Rajum from Venerable Trangu Rinpoche in
1983. In 1986 he took the Getsul vows from Ven. Geshe Lonsan Tsultrin.
In 1990, he received the ordination of Gelong by Ven. Bokar Tulku
Rinpoche.
He has also
received transmissions of the Shampa Kayu and Karma Kayu lineage,
received teachings from H.H. Dalai Lama, Sakya Trinzin, Dilgo Khyentse
and especially from the Venerable Kalu Rinpoche, Geshe Tamdin Gyatso,
Geshe Lobsang Tsultrim. He has twice received the special
preliminaries of Vajrayana and has done Heruka Vajrasattva, Hayagriva,
Chittamani Tara retreats under the guidance of Geshe Tamdin Gyatso.
He has also
received the great Nancho Nyi initiation by the Venerable Kalu Rinpoche
and initiations and transmissions of the four lineages as well as Nangpa
Nelyor, transmission of Kunye massage.
At the present
time, he is doing the practices of the four lineages, emphasizing the
Rime movement; and he is very much linked with respect and special
connection to Lama Gangchen Rinpoche and His teachings.
LAMA THUBTEN
WANGCHUK
He began studying
Dharma in 1990 with Venerable Lama Gyatsem in Dag Shang Kayu, taking
refuge and initiations of Amitayus, Mahakala, Manjushri and Chenresig.
In 1992, he met the Venerable Geshe Tamdin Gyatso whit whom he feels a
very special connection. He took the Getsul vows in Menorca, in Gangden
Choling and the initiations and commentaries of Vajrayogini Naro Kacho,
Green Tara, Vajrapani, Sangye Mela as well as teachings and
initiations of Tibetan astrology and the initiation of Yamantaka. He has
done Chenresig, Sangye Menla and Green Tara retreats. He is studying and
specializing in the Vajrayogini tantra of H.H. Jetsun Kusho. He has
received Vajrayogini Naro Kacho, Hidra Kacho initiations. He has
received teachings on Shine and Lakton from Venerable Ludhin Ken
Rinpoche.
He has received
teachings on the paramitas, the initiation and commentary of Guru
Rinpoche and the great initiation of Vajrakilaya from H.H. Sakya Trinzin.
In present times
he is studying and practising the teachings of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche.
He is holder of
the Kum-ye lineage, Nangpa Nelyor, transmitted by Lama Tsultrim Gyamtso
from whom he has received the lineages of Buddhist Chi-Kung.
NgalSo Yoga Trulkor
This tantric practice consists of
different selfhealing therapies as well as a purification of the body,
speech and mind, the environment and the five inner and outer elements.
The exercises of Ngalso Trulkor are part of the secret yogic traditions
of Gangchen and Sakya monasteries of West Tibet. They are represented in
the bas-relief of the mandala stupa of Borobudur, in the Indonesian
island of Java.
These yogic exercises can be practiced by anyone – regardless of a
person’s spiritual and philosophical makeup – whose aim is selfhealing
and also by those who wish to create a base for deeper tantric
meditations.
They can also be used for simply improving our well-being and health, as
in the recovery of body movement, the improvement of blood circulation,
revitalization of inner organs, relaxation of muscular tension and the
body in general.
The practice of Ngalso Trulkor exercises reduces high blood pressure and
palpitations; it also increases mental calmness and joy creating harmony
in relationship to others. As a path to enlightenment however, these
exercises assume the training of renunciation, the development of
bodhicitta and the correct vision of emptiness.
These exercises are a combination of movements, symbols, colours,
breathing, self-massage, together with concentration on the subtle
channels and charkas as well as the recitation of mantras in order to
understand the deep experience of peace in space. Ngalso Trulkor is an
inner therapy that connects with the outside world through the
understanding of the nature of space and mind.
This is not a simple theory, it is an experience transmitted from great
yogis to future generations.
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