CELEBRATE THE FINAL CLASS IN THIS AMAZING SERIES: 5-ELEMENT HEALING.
This workshop will be Part 7 of Lama Losang’s overview of the Golden Eight-Petalled Lotus system of Asian Medicine. The Eight Petals represent the areas of one’s life that are studied and the methods that are practiced for cultivating health and preventing disease. The Eight Petals are presented in an ideal hierarchy showing exactly what is to be practiced for optimal health in mind and body, and how to carry them out in everyday life.
In this installment, Lama Losang will present the Eighth Petal, Five-Element Healing Modalities: Mind and Body share a special relationship – what happens in the body affects the mind, and vice-versa. Lama Losang will review how improving the movement of energy in the body can help promote well-being.
NOTE: The final session is a TWO-PART Teaching. The morning session will begin at 10 AM and continue until 12 Noon; the afternoon session will begin at 1 PM and continue until 3 PM. Lama Losang will review all Eight “Petals” of this system of healing, and offer advice about balancing the energies of the body.
Want to catch up?
Part 1 of the Workshop was given in September 2020; the video can be viewed here.
Part 2 of the Workshop was given in December 2020; the video can be viewed here.
Part 3 of the Workshop was given in February 2021; the video can be viewed here.
Part 4 of the Workshop was given in May 2021; the video can be viewed here.
Part 5 of the Workshop was given in July 2021; The video can be viewed here
Part 6 of the Workshop was given in September 2021. The video can be viewed here
The Chart for the Five Phase Energetics discussed in Part 1 is here
About Lama Losang is a fully ordained monk (Gelong) in the Karma Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. He completed a three-year retreat under the guidance of renowned Kagyu master Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche. He received his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Psychology from the University of Florida. He continued his studies at the College of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture in Oxford, England, where he completed two post graduate degrees. He has studied healing arts, meditation, martial arts, Tai Chi, acupuncture, herbal medicine and Chi Gong in the U.S., England, China, Tibet, India and Japan. He is a licensed acupuncturist in Florida and serves as the resident teacher for the Gainesville Karma Thegsum Choling Center in Gainesville, Florida.
