
ONLINE • The Healing Buddha: Ancient Tibetan Wisdom for the Global Pandemic
Nashalla Nyinda
February 19–21, 2021
- $75.00 – Subsidized Tuition
- $150.00 – Standard Tuition
- $200.00 – Supporting Tuition
Tibetan medical texts described future degenerate times, where never before seen diseases arise in times of environmental degradation. Universal healing and the Medicine Buddha’s practice included instructions, recipes, and methods for working with such degenerate times. Meditation and emanating the healing energy we all possess is profoundly useful for increasing compassion and insight into our sameness as human beings. This illuminates our enlightened mind, bringing harmony to elements in disharmonious times. Alleviating compassion fatigue is needed more than ever as we suffer as one human race. This practice directly remedies any illness of the body-mind-spirit. Simply hearing Menla’s name or mantra, we penetrate and correct imbalances at the relative and ultimate levels.
Teacher
Nashalla Nyinda
Nashalla Gwyn Nyinda TMD, LMT began the study of Tibetan Medicine in 1999 and started treating with permission in 2004. She was then encouraged by her teacher, VV Thrangu Rinpoche, to complete her medical studies continuing in India. Nashalla earned her Menpa degree (Doctor of Tibetan Medicine) from Qinghai Tibetan Medical College, Tibet and The Shang Shung Institute of Tibetan Medicine in 2009. She has an Interdisciplinary Studies BA from Naropa University, with a focus on Asian Medicines and Buddhist Psychology. She has taught these techniques worldwide to Tibetan and western students, practitioners, and doctors, and is an Adjunct Professor at Naropa. Nashalla and husband, Dr. Tsundu S. Nyinda, operate the Tibetan Medicine & Holistic Healing Clinic in Boulder, Colorado.