Beliefnet
  
advertisement

audio meditation

A Healing Meditation

Cultivating peace and calm in our bodies and minds can open the door to better health.
By Tulku Thondup



Print Page

Healing Meditation (6:32)
By visualizing and feeling our bodies imbued with calmness--and letting go of anxiety--we can begin to embody peace and joy.

Sit comfortably, in a chair or on a cushion on the floor, with the eyes closed while you listen to the audio.

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS: This audioclip requires RealPlayer. Click here to download the free RealPlayer 8. Once you've completed the process, return to this page to access the clip.

get real audio


Biography of Tulku Thondup

Tulku Thondup Rinpoche was born in Golok, Eastern Tibet in 1939. At the age of four he was recognized as the reincarnation of Kome Khenpo, a celebrated scholar and adept of Dodrupchen monastery, a famous institute of the Nyingma school. Tulku studied at Dodrupchen and in 1958 settled in India. He taught at Indian universities for more than a decade before moving to the United States in 1980, where he became a Visiting Scholar at Harvard until 1983. He has published many original Tibetan Buddhist works and translations, including "Masters of Meditation and Miracles," "The Practice of Dzogchen," and the highly successful "The Healing Power of Mind," translated into nearly 20 languages. His latest book is "Boundless Healing." He lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Print Page

advertisement

Related Features

more from tulku thondup
Read an excerpt from "Boundless Healing" by Tulku Thondup.

Plus, check out "Every Moment Counts," an interview with the author.
more audio meditations

Practice the meditation with vipassana teacher Sharon Salzberg.

Plus: Read about loving-kindness.



Experience our peace meditation, inspired by monk, author, and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh.
Faiths & Practices | Inspiration | Health | Entertainment | Comfort & Support | Family & Home
Relationships | News & Blogs | Audio/Video | Discussions | Ecards | Prayer Circles | Meditations | Quizzes
Copyright © 2007 Beliefnet, Inc. and/or its licensors. All rights reserved.
Use of this site is subject to Terms of Service
and to our Privacy Policy. Constructed by Beliefnet.