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Lene Handberg lectures held at Kagyu
E-Vam Buddhist Institute |
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Contacts
@ Kagyu E-Vam Buddhist Institute | Return to Tapelist | |
Contacts
@ Maitripa Contemplative Centre Suellen Fuller 528 Myers Creek Road, Healesville Victoria, 37777. Phone: 61-3-5962 6167 |
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Biodata: Lene has developed with Tarab Tulku the Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy U.D. Program as well as assisting him in teaching Tibetan Psychology and Psychotherapy Unity in Duality in his training programs in Brussels and Munich. In the past Lene has worked with Robert Laing on rebirthing
as a therapy, as well as working in the area of Analytic and Bioenergetic
psychotherapy. With her role as the education Director of the Unity in
Duality psychotherapy program, Lene is also president of Tarab Institute
in Denmark and runs her own psychotherapy clinic. |
| DREAMWORK WITHIN TIBETAN
PSYCHOTHERAPY UNITY IN DUALITY (talk) October 15 1999 1 + 1 Guided Meditation (1/2 tape) |
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| TIBETAN PSYCHOLOGY
AND PSYCHOTHERAPY UNITY IN DUALITY (talk) October 15 1999 2 tapes |
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| MANDALA AS PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC
MEANS (lecture) October 12 1999 2 tapes The idea of the mandala in its basic revelation of the inter-relationship between an 'energy' based centre and its specific 'form' based surroundings - as originally expressed in the Buddhist Tantras - is describing the unfoldment and infoldment respectively of existence as such. The mandala is equally relating to beings, the universe, and beyond in terms of the elemental original forces. For a being of the universe to continue its existence it is necessary to have a balance between the five or six basic forces of existence related to those of earth, water, fire, air and space/mind respectively, with the space/mind element 'energy' as its centre. These original forces underlying our physical, mental and 'energy' level of existence can be explored and balanced to counteract destructive and/or repressive tendencies within the individual, otherwise preventing a harmonious development of being. |
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USING EMOTIONS WITHIN TIBETAN BUDDHIST PSYCHOTHERAPY
UNITY IN DUALITY (lecture) The emotion, being the protection of weak identification, is an important
door to the underlying structure from which it is born. Taking back the
focus from the object, entirely paying attention to the subject, unifying
with the experience of the emotional feeling, the root of the emotion,
the problematic structure can exhaust itself, and take one through a death
process of the weak identification of oneself. In this way the emotion,
which in itself has a certain energy force, instead of being a destructive
agent, it can be freed, giving space for creative, constructive and transformational
ends. |