Fully Being Meditation - Sunshine Coast

26/11/2025

Online Retreat with Tsoknyi Rinpoche, 2025

Subtle Body – the core foundation of Dzogchen, an open retreat.
20th – 23rd- Dec., 2025 (20-22 Dec. Teachings, 23 Dec. 1-day online retreat)

Registration: https://www.beclass.com/showregist.php?regist_id=MzA1MDE3ZjY4ZTRjMTM3ZWJkMzA6U2hvd0Zvcm0=

Registration closes on Dec. 18, 2025

In Dzogchen, a healthy subtle body is essential for liberation. Although the concept of Subtle Body may seem straightforward and rather simple. Yet until one is free from distorted lung, bindu and nadi can one continue to experiencing mind essence.

This retreat will start with the understanding, adjustment, and healing of the subtle body, helping participants to face their own emotions, relieve inner tensions and confusions, and always maintain a calm consciousness. Liberation requires a healthy subtle body, which is built on continuous review and practice.

Trekchö II – Advanced Dzogchen Retreat

Requirement – completion of Subtle Body and Trekchö I, with Tsoknyi Rinpoche
24th – 26th December 2025
Retreatants are welcome to participate in the One-day online retreat of Subtle Body

After receiving pointing instructions in Trekchö I, you may experience a glimpse of rigpa. You may ask “how do I know it is rigpa?” or “what should I do to maintain rigpa? ….. Therefore, Trekchö II requires participants to have prior practices in the nature of mind.

The path is full of obstacles; we still need the guru's ongoing instructions continuously to “maintain and stabilize this recognition” of primordial awareness.

Registration: https://www.beclass.com/showregist.php?regist_id=MzA1MDE3ZjY4ZTRkMWM2YmVmOGI6U2hvd0Zvcm0=

Registration closes on Dec. 18, 2025

Enquiry: pundarikahk@gmail.com

02/06/2025

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19/03/2025

We’re delighted to invite you to a special live-from-recording event featuring Tsoknyi Rinpoche’s recent Losar teachings at Tsoknyi Gechak Ling.

28/02/2025

25/02/2025

Today's wisdom from my teacher, Tsoknyi Rinpoche.

13/02/2025

“The Dharma is a method to overcome the delusion in our own stream of being, in our own mind—a way to be totally free of the negative emotions that we harbor and cause to proliferate, and at the same time it is a way to realize the original wakefulness that is present in ourselves.”

~ Tsoknyi Rinpoche

03/02/2025

Many practitioners believe they always need to "go deeper" with their meditation practice, but I've learned this isn't always true. The simple mindfulness practice you're doing right now might be exactly what you need.

Sometimes, adding complexity can actually detract from the beautiful simplicity you've been cultivating. Whether you're seeking Buddhist Liberation or simply trying to understand your stress better, remember that you're working with the same fundamental elements: your mind, body, and emotions.

Trust your journey and know that staying with a basic practice can be just as powerful as exploring advanced techniques.

Read the full post: 'Beyond Mindfulness' on my blog at scotttusa.com/blog — Link in bio.

31/01/2025

Another great teaching from Tsoknyi Rinpoche!
If you’re interested in more, we are starting back our Fully Being meditation program for this year tomorrow/Sunday 2 February! Sessions are available online as well as in person at Windhorse Health Clinic 10am. All welcome! Fully being is a beautiful, open and accessible way to learn meditation with the gentle guidance and support of Rinpoches teachings. For more info see events or visit http://www.windhorsehealth.com.au/fully-being-sunshine-coast/

“Most of us, at some point in our lives, have experienced some sort of emptiness. We’ve wondered "What am I doing here?” Here may be a job, a relationship, a home, a body with creaking joints, a mind with fading memories. If we look deeper, though, we can see that the void we may experience in our lives is actually a positive prospect.

Emptiness is a rough translation of the Sanskrit term shunyata and the Tibetan term tongpa-nyi. The basic meaning of the Sanskrit word shunya is “zero,” while the Tibetan word tongpa means “empty”—but not in the sense of a vacuum or a void, but rather in the sense that the basis of experience is beyond our ability to perceive with our senses and or to capture in a nice, tidy concept. Maybe a better understanding of the deep sense of the word may be “inconceivable” or “unnameable.”

So when Buddhists talk about emptiness as the basis of our being, we don’t mean that who or what we are is nothing, a zero, a point of view that can give way to a kind of cynicism. The actual teachings on emptiness imply an infinitely open space that allows for anything to appear, change, disappear, and reappear. The basic meaning of emptiness, in other words, is openness, or potential.”

~ Tsoknyi Rinpoche

27/01/2025

08/01/2025

“You don’t have to say anything. You don’t have to teach anything. You just have to be who you are: a bright flame shining in the darkness of despair, a shining example of a person able to cross bridges by opening your heart and mind.”

~ Tsoknyi Rinpoche