Yeshe Tsogyal: Iluminando el camino del despertar
con Holly Gayley

Sábado, Abril 27 – Domingo, Abril 28

9:30am-12pm and 1:30-4pm on both Saturday and Sunday

Precio final $120, Patrocinador: $150, Subsidized/Member: $80
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Each day is followed by an hour long practice of the Yeshe Tsogyal Sadhana for those authorized. Details are found AQUÍ*

Yeshe Tsogyal’s legacy looms large in Tibetan Buddhism, and her life story has inspired generations of practitioners under challenging circumstances. In youth, her family attempted to force her into marriage, but she escaped to become Tibet’s preeminent yogini. While practicing in solitude, she faced numerous hardships and persevered through austerities. Exemplifying devotion, she served as student, consort, adept, and tantric master, achieving realization on par with Padmasambhava, the eighth-century Indian master who helped establish Buddhism on the Tibetan plateau. Yeshe Tsogyal’s ongoing presence continues through ritual, visionary experience, pilgrimage, treasure revelations, and living emanations.

A través de la práctica, charlas y diálogos, this weekend explores what we can learn from Yeshe Tsogyal’s life to inspire our own practice and path. Following the trajectory of her life story, we will examine themes of devotion as a longing to awaken, consort practice in its profundity and pitfalls, taking adversity as path, and the dakini as a vibrant symbol of awakening.

*For those who received the lude (transmisión de lectura) for “The Brilliant Light of the Blessings of Great Bliss: A Guru Yoga based on Khandro Yeshe Tsogyal” from Shechen Rabjam Rinpoche in October 2023, we will practice the sadhana together at the end of each day.

Jaipur Literature Festival: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE3OwyYf9N4

 

About Holly Gayley

 

Holly Gayley is a scholar and translator of contemporary Buddhist literature in Tibet and associate professor at the University of Colorado Boulder. Sus áreas de investigación incluyen género y sexualidad en el tantra budista., reforma ética en el Tíbet contemporáneo, y teorizar la traducción, tanto literaria como cultural, en la transmisión de las enseñanzas budistas a América del Norte. She is author of Love Letters from Golok: A Tantric Couple in Modern Tibet (2016); co-editor of A Gathering of Brilliant Moons: Practice Advice from the Rime Masters of Tibet (2017); translator of Inseparable Across Lifetimes: Las vidas y cartas de amor de Namtrul Rinpoche y Khandro Tāre Lhamo (2019); and editor of Voices from Larung Gar: Dando forma al budismo tibetano para el siglo XXI (2021). For two decades, she has regularly led meditation workshops and retreats. At the University of Colorado, she is a founding member of a Contemplative Resource Center on campus and part of the co-design process for the Mindful Campus initiative. https://hollygayley.org

 

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