Awakening Vital Energy:
The Tsa Lung practice offers a unique entryway to meditation: Through the Body!
Many of us believe that meditation is out of reach.
“I could never sit still for that long.”
“My mind is too active.”
“This is uncomfortable.”
The Tsa Lung practice offers a unique entryway to meditation. This inviting practice from the Tibetan Bön tradition combines movement, breath, and awareness to awaken and invigorate the body and mind, reconnecting us with a source of clarity and open-hearted presence, and inspiring forthright and compassionate action in our relationships and the world.
An Introduction to Tsa Lung
In this interactive in-person weekend retreat, Kathy Hayden and Dennette Myers will introduce the Tsa Lung practice in a way that is approachable and transformative.
You will be guided through a series of five seated movements that dynamically activate energetic channels and centers in the body. As awareness, movement, and breath are united, physical, emotional, and mental restrictions begin to dissolve. A new internal harmony and strength of clarity emerges. There is a sense of awakening.
No prior meditation experience is needed—this retreat is designed for beginners and is accessible to all bodies.
Cushions and chairs are provided.
This Practice will Help You to:
- Drop in and connect to your body
- Awaken the mind from drowsiness or sluggishness
- Calm and rebalance the nervous system
- Bring greater clarity and confidence to daily life
- Discover open-heartedness in any given moment
Join Us for This Transformative Retreat
This retreat offers a welcoming space to begin exploring this embodied practice in ways that are accessible, energizing—and fun!
Please contact Kathy at haydenkathy58@gmail.com with any questions. Space is limited so register today. We hope to see you!
Join us in the Bodycentric Studio Saturday, September 19th from 10 am-4 pm