As Drikung Kagyu students we inherit the blessings of a deep practice tradition that includes such profound and widely known topics as Five-fold Mahamudra, The Six Yogas of Naropa, and even the unparalleled Dzogchen treasure cycles of the Khandro Nyingthig and Yangzab. How do we understand and apply these ancient practices in the 21st century?

We are pleased to announce special discussions with Tibetan translator and accomplished dharma student, Eric Fry-Miller, that will explore our modern relationship with these profound practices. The main purpose is to create an opportunity to discuss in plain English the history and significance of these powerful practices, where they fit on the overall Drikung Kagyu path, and how they might be accomplished in today’s world.

As Drikung Kagyu students we inherit the blessings of a deep practice tradition that includes such profound and widely known topics as Five-fold Mahamudra, The Six Yogas of Naropa, and even the unparalleled Dzogchen treasure cycles of the Khandro Nyingthig and Yangzab. How do we understand and apply these ancient practices in the 21st century?

We are pleased to announce special discussions with Tibetan translator and accomplished dharma student, Eric Fry-Miller, that will explore our modern relationship with these profound practices. The main purpose is to create an opportunity to discuss in plain English the history and significance of these powerful practices, where they fit on the overall Drikung Kagyu path, and how they might be accomplished in today’s world.

These events are open to all and free of charge. Donations welcome.