Pilgrim Walk The OS map at the bottom roughly outlines the walk that was taken as a guide for your own spacious wandering/meandering/meditating/simply being. The walk is horseshoe shaped and takes approximately an hour to complete, walking at a gentle pace. It is moderately steep in places. Please note that the satellite signal comes and goes at Saddlescombe but it […]
» Read moreCelebration of making tsa tsas together Are you a tsa tsa maker or would like to learn how to make them? Then you are welcome to meet Hanna Holtbernd on Zoom in these two dates to make and consecrate these clay images of the buddhas. She has given her email address and WhatsApp number if you would like to contact […]
» Read moreCelebration of making tsa tsas together Are you a tsa tsa maker or would like to learn how to make them? Then you are welcome to meet Hanna Holtbernd on Zoom in these two dates to make and consecrate these clay images of the buddhas. She has given her email address and Whatsapp number if you would like to contact […]
» Read moreA new text written by James Low, November 2024. Reflections that may be useful for people who are working with clay and making tsa tsa. Clay as source, as unformed potential, shows forms which can help us see the non-duality of the source and the display of the potential of the source. When we make tsa-tsa we press clay into […]
» Read moreMaking Tsa Tsa. I would like to encourage you to engage with the making and placing of tsa tsa images of Padmasambhava, Amitayus and other deities connected with our practice. While making the tsa tsa we recite the mantras of Padmasambhava or the Seven Line Prayer. We start with our bodhisattva intention, then we recall the sufferings of all beings […]
» Read moreMaking Tsa Tsa I would like to encourage you to engage with the making and placing of tsa tsa images of Padmasambhava, Amitayus and other deities connected with our practice. While making the tsa tsa we recite the mantras of Padmasambhava or the Seven Line Prayer. We start with our bodhisattva intention, then we recall the sufferings of all beings […]
» Read moreThe Tsa Tsa are spreading out! João Vale Filho, the father of our sangha member João Vale Neto of Brazil, made and painted Tsa Tsa and he has now placed them along the ancient pilgrimage path, the camino de Santiago. May they spread everywhere!!!
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