Sunday Smoke-Cleansing (At Temple)
Aromatic smoke cleansing ritual rooted in Tibetan Buddhist practice, combining readings, guided meditation, and communal chanting to dissolve spiritual pollution and calm the mind. Accessible for beginners and free for in person attendees.
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Aromatic smoke-cleansing rituals grounded in Tibetan Buddhist methods, with guided readings, meditative chants, and silent listening to remove spiritual pollution and introduce beginners to core practice techniques.
Aromatic smoke-cleansing rituals grounded in Tibetan Buddhist methods, with guided readings, meditative chants, and silent listening to remove spiritual pollution and introduce beginners to core practice techniques.
Aromatic smoke-cleansing rituals grounded in Tibetan Buddhist methods, with guided readings, meditative chants, and silent listening to remove spiritual pollution and introduce beginners to core practice techniques.
Aromatic Tibetan smoke and soft chant lead a purification ritual to remove spiritual pollution and quiet mind and body; participants may smell, listen, or chant. Shuttle departs Ransom House at 9:30 AM, returns 11:30 AM.
Aromatic Tibetan smoke and soft chant lead a purification ritual to remove spiritual pollution and quiet mind and body; participants may smell, listen, or chant. Shuttle departs Ransom House at 9:30 AM, returns 11:30 AM.
Aromatic Tibetan smoke and soft chant lead a purification ritual to remove spiritual pollution and quiet mind and body; participants may smell, listen, or chant. Shuttle departs Ransom House at 9:30 AM, returns 11:30 AM.
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Silent 30-minute guided meditation followed by a reflective break and communal reading and discussion of a Buddhist text, welcoming beginners and experienced practitioners in a free drop-in format.
Silent 30-minute guided meditation followed by a reflective break and communal reading and discussion of a Buddhist text, welcoming beginners and experienced practitioners in a free drop-in format.
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