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Yamantaka Retreat
22 September to 7 October 2012
A profound practice
Through the profound methods of highest
yoga tantra we can quickly remove
obstacles to our practice and develop
realisations. During this retreat, students
complete recitation of 100,000 mantras
and study Geshe Loden’s authoratative
Yamantaka commentary, Ocean of Indivisible
Method and Wisdom. The retreat will
conclude with a fire puja, an extraordinary
purification practice.
Prerequisites
Highest yoga tantra initiations carry
personal commitments. Those wishing to
take initiation for the first time should
have some experience and understanding of
the mahayana path to enlightenment (lam.
rim) teachings and a sincere commitment
to practise.
Those attending the retreat must receive,
or have previously received, Yamantaka
initiation. Both father tantra, Yamantaka,
and mother tantra, Vajrayogini, initiations
will be given on the weekend before the
retreat.
A unique retreat experience
The Peaceful Land of Joy is set in beautiful
rural surroundings just outside Melbourne.
It is an ideal place for meditation, Dharma
study and practice. The centre’s traditional
Tibetan holy temple, blessed by His Holiness
the Dalai Lama in 2002, is a clear and
peaceful space, with an exquisite 18 foot
Buddha statue, and adorned with traditional
thangkas and Tibetan ornamentation.
Between meditation sessions, students can
relax in the 10 acre gardens, including
flourishing roses, exotic trees and a tranquil
lake. Retreats at the Peaceful Land of Joy
are a uniquely enjoyable and beneficial
experience.
Information
The centre
is a 15 minute drive from Melbourne
International Airport and 30 minutes
from the city centre.
For more information contact us.
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