Tulku Nyima Rinpoche

April 8-13, 2005

Burnham Hall

Lincoln, Vermont

April�8 (7 pm)

(solar eclipse)

Teachings to Liberate the Mind:

Heart Advice on the Buddhist Path

Suggested Donation $10

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�April�9 (11am-1pm and 3-5pm)

21 TARA�� EMPOWERMENT

This is the empowerment of �the 21 Taras with their special activity 
mantras.

Lung (Oral Transmission) of "The Inner Sadhana of the Queen of Great 
Bliss,


with the 21 Tara Aspects" of the great Terton Jigme 
Lingpa�&Wisdom�Mother Tara�Teachings

Suggested Donation $60

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April 10th &�11th�(10-12:30 & 2:30-5)

Longchenpa's 30 Pieces of Advice

Longchen Rabjam (1308-1368) was one of the greatest Dzogchen masters of 
Tibet.
This is Longchenpa's pith�advice.�

As Tulku Nyima is revered as an emanation of Longchenpa, it is with 
great�blessing
we receive this�Commentary from Rinpoche.

Suggested Donation $80

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�April 12th ( 6:30-9)

Amitayus/Hayagriva Long Life Empowerment

In these degenerate times there are many obstacles to this precious 
human life
and the�practice of�Dharma.

This empowerment and practice helps overcome obstacles to our life 
force and
helps establish the conditions �necessary to obtain liberation.

Suggested Donation $25

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April 13 (2-4:00 & 6:30-9pm)

Amitayus Practice Instructions

Suggested Donation�$40

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Tulku Nyima Gyaltsen Rinpoche was born in the water horse year of 1942 
in Tromtar,
Eastern Tibet (Kham). The great Jamyang Khyentse Chokyi Lodro 
recognized him
as a reincarnate lama (a tulku) when he was just a small child. At the 
age
of 12, he went to Nyoshul Monastery to study, and trained under many 
masters,
including Orgyen Rigdzin, Khenpo Munsel, and Arig Rinpoche - his root 
teacher.
During this time he studied and meditated on the classic works of the 
Sakya
and Nyingma traditions. In 2003, on his first visit to the United 
States, he
met His Holiness Sakya Trizin who recognized him as a 'genuine 
reincarnate
lama of the Sakya tradition." His Holiness also described him as 'well 
accomplished."


H.E. Garchen Rinpoche� met Tulku Nyima Rinpoche's visit to the U.S. in 
2003
Rinpoche was able to visit Garchen Institute in Arizona where Garchen 
Rinpoche
with tremendous affection supplicated Tulku Nyima to teach his students 
during
one of Garchen Rinpoche's regularily scheduled teaching times at the 
summer
retreat. Garchen Rinpoche stressed the preciousness of the opportunity 
to receive
teachings from such a great master.

Tulku Nyima is recognized as one of the five emanations of Khenpo 
Ngagchung,
one of the greatest Nyingma masters of the previous century and a 
prophesied
emanation of Vimalamitra and Longchenpa. Khenpo Ngachung authored "A 
guide
to the Words of My Perfect Teacher".�
Since 2002 he has been the abbot of the Dokho Monastery in Derge, 
Eastern Tibet.�In
2003, while visiting the U.S. Rinpoche�announced his intention to 
establish
his first center in the West and named it Sakya Dokho Choling; it is 
located
in Germantown, Maryland. Tulku Nyima has been the abbot of many 
different monasteries
in Tibet since 1985 and has taught in universities both in Tibet and in 
America.
He has many disciples, among them Lamas and Tulkus from many regions 
including
Central Tibet, Kham, Amdo, and Inner Mongolia.

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Registration

Suggested donation for those attending comple retreat is $200.

Donation for Individual sessions�is �as listed above.

For more information or to register:

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802-453-3431

Some partial scholarships and work study available.

Inexpensive community housing is available for those from out of town.

Further information on these teachings will soon�be updated at 
www.ddcv.com

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May these teachings benefit all sentient beings.



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