Teachings from Rinpoche Tulku Lama Lobsang

Teaching topic: Fearless death

This theme does not mean only physical death, but everything that surrounds us, because everything sometimes comes into being or is born, and thus one day it also disappears or dies. But it is not only death as we know it that is meant, but everything that we invent and give birth to with our minds is occupied by this theme. So this topic is mainly about our setup. It depends on the mindset we have from our parents, school, system and others. And our thoughts create our whole life. In the course of our life, many ideas are born and die with the help of the mind, and some of them are realized, live, and then they are subsequently terminated with time, i.e. they also succumb to death. Because of this, we encounter death and birth all the time, even if we are not aware of it. So it depends on how we use our mindset, and what we allow our mind to help us create, and whether it is a conscious or unconscious decision. Do we ever let our minds control us or can we control our minds? It is necessary to know that everything that happens to us in life has a seed in our thoughts. So the question is how we use our mind to create our life and whether it is beneficial or not. So let’s let what doesn’t work for us die and in this seminar we can learn how and also how to work with our mind so that it doesn’t affect us negatively. Then we perceive and experience natural classical death in our lives.

What does Rinpoche Tulku Lama Lobsang himself say about the subject of death?

The subject of death is one of the most important events in our lives. We will all face death, no matter who we are. We know this and yet somehow we forget. Perhaps it is because of the fear of the unknown that we often pretend that death does not exist. But according to Buddhist teachings, death is an opportunity. It is the moment when we can be in our true nature – in a clear light state of mind. Death is not only something that happens on the outside (people see us as dead), but it is also something that happens on the inside.

It is a body and mind experience. Buddhism explains this experience exactly. The elements that make up our body and mind dissolve into each other one by one. Each dissolution creates a certain state of mind. It may seem very foreign, but we actually experience it every 24 hours. This is called the „little death“ and it happens when we fall asleep. The way we fall asleep is exactly the way we die. We can use a little death to train ourselves and learn to walk through this experience. This is how we prepare for a fearless death.

If we can learn how to recognize and remain in the clear light state of mind that happens after death, it will have a profound impact on our next life. In the state between life and death, called the Bardo, all sorts of things can appear and provoke our emotions. This is just like a dream. It is not real and yet it is real because it creates real reactions in us. We must learn to recognize this dream and keep a calm and clear mind, because this is what matters most. If you too want to know the magic of old Tibet and know how to work with your mind, how to grasp your life correctly, before your time of departure comes, then we have this unique opportunity for you to experience a live teaching from Lama Rinpoche Tulku Lobsang himself.

In addition to all the wisdom that will greatly enrich your quality of life, you will receive a blessing from Rinpoche Tulku Lobsang through your 3rd eye

Kata Ceremony – Shawl Blessing:
During this teaching, Rinpoche will offer a short blessing ceremony. You can use this ceremony with this blessing shawl – Kata where you approach Rinpoche Tulk Lobsang with the Kata folded half held in a prayer mudra position. Rinpoche will then place the Kata over your head as a blessing. If you have one, you can bring your own Kata or purchase one at the seminar.