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Phowa - Buddha Amitabha Land
2025-04-05 14:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Online
Phowa is the transference of consciousness to a pure land at the time of the physical body death. We’ll learn about the Amitabha Pure Land, and talk about the possibilities of enlightenment at the time of transition. The students will get familiar with the vocabulary and stages of dying, based on the Tibetan Buddhist philosophy. The student is encouraged to get the Phowa empowerment from the Tibetan Lama, after the Introduction to Phowa. The class will be held in person and on line.
Eight Verses of Training the Mind by Geshe Langri Thangpa
1. By thinking of all sentient beings
As more precious than a wish-fulfilling jewel
For accomplishing the highest aim,
I will always hold them dear.
2. Whenever I’m in the company of others,
I will regard myself as the lowest among all,
And from the depths of my heart
Cherish others as supreme.
3. In my every action, I will watch my mind,
And the moment destructive emotions arise,
I will confront them strongly and avert them,
Since they will hurt both me and others.
4. Whenever I see ill-natured beings,
Or those overwhelmed by heavy misdeeds or suffering,
I will cherish them as something rare,
As though I’d found a priceless treasure.
5. Whenever someone out of envy
Does me wrong by attacking or belittling me,
I will take defeat upon myself,
And give the victory to others.
6. Even when someone I have helped,
Or in whom I have placed great hopes
Mistreats me very unjustly,
I will view that person as a true spiritual teacher.
7. In brief, directly or indirectly,
I will offer help and happiness to all my mothers,
And secretly take upon myself
All their hurt and suffering.
8. I will learn to keep all these practices
Untainted by thoughts of the eight worldly concerns.
May I recognize all things as like illusions,
And, without attachment, gain freedom from bondage.

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Fee: $ 88 + tax
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DivineYu Reiki Meditations
2025-04-02 19:00 - 20:00 | Online
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Fees: $60+tax
4 DivineYu Reiki Meditations
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Fees: $25 + tax
Single Holy Fire Reiki Meditation We’ll do guided Reiki practices for self-healing and connection to divine.
Week 1: Ocean of Holy Love Holy Fire Experience
Week 2: Guided removal of spirit attachment or influence with Reiki Holy Fire
Week 3: Reiki SHK Therapy to release anger
Week 4: Reiki therapy to release desire-attachment and connect with our divine nature How to join this event online?

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Fundamental Principles of Ayurveda
2025-03-30 09:00 - 11:00 | Online
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Fees: $ 66 + tax Pre-requisite: Fundamentals of Ayurveda taken on March 16, 2025
Based on Ayurveda:
Prostate or beast cancer prevention and therapy
Heart condition prevention and therapy
Depression and anxiety prevention and therapy
The tri dosha siddhanta is the primary concept in Ayurveda medicine and embodies a view of health that is both simple and profound. The body functions are governed by three fundamental energies- vata, pitta, and kapha known as tridoshas. These doshas are present in every individual in varying proportions and are responsible for the diversity in human physique, temperament & susceptibility to disease. Doshas in individuals tend to fluctuate with changes in time, season, environment, age, diet, and mental state. The alteration in the natural state of doshas is known as vikruti.
Vata dosha
Formed from the elements of air and space, is the principle of movement in the body. Governs the physical and mental movements, including respiration, circulation, heartbeat, and thought process. Associated with qualities like cold, lightness, and dryness.
Pitta dosha
Formed from the elements fire and water, represents the principle of transformation or metabolism. It oversees digestion, absorption, assimilation, nutrition, metabolism, and body’s temperature. Includes qualities like hot, light, intense, penetration, pungent, sharp, and acidic.
Kapha dosha
Formed from the elements of water and earth, represents the principle of structure and lubrication of the body. It provides the physical form, structure, and smooth functioning of all body parts. Kapha is characterized by the qualities of cold, wet, heavy, slow, steady, and stable.
About Instructor: Dr Vyoma Koirala
WORK EXPERIENCE

Ayurveda Consultant, Ayurveda Health Home Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu, From 2020
Ayurveda Medical Officer, Ayurveda Health Home Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu (2017)

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) (Ayurveda Samhita evam Siddhanta – Department of Basic Principles in Ayurveda), Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (Batch 2017)
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, Shree Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of Ayurveda and Hospital, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Hassan, Karnataka, India. (Batch 2011)
Training Course in Kereliya Panchakarma (Kerela Specialty Treatments and Panchakarma based on Ashtavaidya Tradition) – Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda Foundation (Institute awarded ‘Centre of Excellence in Ayurvedic Management of Chronic Joint Disorders’ by the Dept. of Ayush, Govt. of India), Thrissur, Kerala, India (September 2017)
Certificate Course in Kshara sutra, Shree Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of Ayurveda and Hospital, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Hassan , Karnataka, India. (October 2017)
Sensitization training on Recent NTEP guidelines & TB Mukt Himachal Abhiyan, Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (March 2020)

ACHIEVEMENTS

Best Paper Award for oral presentation – Saundarya ‘A Skintillating International Conference on Beauty: Skin, Hair and Personality Enrichment with Ayurveda’, National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur, India. (November 2019)
Third Place for Poster Presentation – National Conference on Current Status of Ayurvedic Education & Annual Scientific Seminar, Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (November 2018)
Paper Presentation – Annual Scientific Seminar on Recent Advancements in Ayurveda, Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (November 2019)

Energy Spa Day
2025-03-29 14:00 - 16:00 | DivineYu, Saint-Laurent, Quebec, H4R2R9, Canada
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Fees: $ 25 + tax 2 pm to 3 pm – Chakra Opening and Balancing, Dance and Sing
3 pm to 4 pm – Reiki Energy Transfer and Exchange, Hor-Me
Address: 372 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, QC H3B 1A2, Suite 118: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XjHQHxRfbsGNDCBi9
Please, bring water, your yoga mat, a meditation cushion or a portable chair!
Please, bring your drum or other musical instrument, we’ll sing songs.
Águila del norte vigilante vuelo,
Trae la medicina, sagrada familia
Tambor milagrero, retumba en los montes
Junta a los hermanos, cura corazones.
Cóndor de los Andes, Señor de los Cielos
Dile a las estrellas, que cuide a su pueblo
Protege a los niños, trae las bendiciones
Pinta los colores, canta sus canciones
Águila y Cóndor sol luna y estrellas
Sierra, selva y mar corazón de fuego
Mira que belleza, misterio de la vida
Un sin fin de flores, muestran sus colores.
Eagle of the North, flying and vigilant,
Bring the medicine, holy family.
Miracle drum, resound in the mountains
Gather the tribe, heal the hearts.
Condor of the Andes, Lord of the Skies
Tell the stars, to watch over their people
Protect their children, bring them blessings
Paint the colors, sing your songs
Eagle and Condor, sun moon and stars
Mountain, jungle and sea heart of fire
Such a beauty, mystery of life
Infinite flowers, displaying their hues.
Enjoy the soothing experience of Reiki! This event will repeat on the last Saturday of the month: April 26, May 31, June 28, from 2 pm to 4 pm. Our community could have a dinner at the vegan restaurant after the energy exchange: Sushi Momo, Lola Rosa, Copper Branch, Aux Vivre, Resto Vego St-Denis, LOV, TULA etc. Reiki Research
November 12, 2019: A large study by Natalie L. Dyer, PhD, Ann L. Baldwin, PhD, and William L. Rand was completed with 99 Reiki Master giving sessions across the United States. A total of 1411 Reiki sessions were conducted and included in the analysis. Conclusion: Reiki acutely improved physical and psychological symptoms associated with many health conditions, including affect, pain, depression, anxiety, tiredness, drowsiness, nausea, shortness of breath, appetite, and overall well-being. Reiki can provide immediate relief for many health conditions and is used for this purpose inside and outside of the hospital setting. This multi-site real-world effectiveness trial was feasible to conduct and provided important preliminary data on the effectiveness of a single session of Reiki to improve physical and psychological symptoms. From 1989 to 2018, a total of 74 peer-reviewed research articles have been published on Reiki. Over 800 hospitals (15%) in the United States currently offer Reiki to patients.
Click here to read more about Reiki Research
By receiving Reiki energy, you agree to DivineYu Terms of service: “Reiki is not intended to mitigate, prevent, treat, cure or diagnose COVID-19 in people. I understand that Reiki is a stress reduction and relaxation technique. I acknowledge that sessions administered are only for the purpose of helping me relax and to relieve stress. Reiki Practitioners do not diagnose conditions, nor do they prescribe substances or perform medical treatment, nor interfere with the treatment of a licensed medical professional. It is recommended that I see a licensed physician, or licensed health care professional for any physical or psychological ailment or condition I may have. I also understand the body has the ability to heal itself, and to do so complete relaxation is often beneficial. Long-term imbalances in the body require multiple sessions to allow the body to reach the level of relaxation necessary to bring the system back into balance. I understand and believe that self-improvement requires commitment on my part, and that I must be willing to change in a positive way if I am to receive the full benefit of Reiki. I acknowledge my commitment to my self-improvement process.”
To safeguard our immune system, we like to follow the Health Canada Food Guide. Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits, whole grain foods and legumes. Choose protein foods that come from plants more often. Choose foods with healthy fats instead of saturated fat. Limit highly processed foods. Prepare meals and snacks using ingredients that have little to no added sodium, sugars or saturated fat. Make water your drink of choice. Replace sugary drinks with water.

DivineYu Reiki Meditations
2025-03-26 19:00 - 20:00, 2025-03-19 19:00 - 20:00, 2025-03-12 19:00 - 20:00 | Online
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Fees: $60+tax
4 DivineYu Reiki Meditations
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Fees: $25 + tax
Single DivineYu Reiki Meditation We’ll do guided Reiki practices for self-healing and connection to divine.
Week 1: Ocean of Holy Love Holy Fire Experience
Week 2: Guided removal of spirit attachment or influence with Reiki Holy Fire
Week 3: Reiki SHK Therapy to release anger
Week 4: Reiki therapy to release desire-attachment and connect with our divine nature How to join this event online?

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FREE Shamatha Meditation Practices
2025-03-23 10:00 - 11:00, 2025-02-16 15:00 - 16:00 | Online
Only those students who have completed the Academy’s Shamatha Meditation course are eligible for this free event. We’ll repeat the steps and practice together the Shamatha Meditation.
1) After having pacified the distractions toward contaminated objects and perfectly analyzed the meaning of reality, may I be inspired to quickly generate the path uniting calm-abiding and special insight in my own mind. – Lama Tsongkhapa
2) 108 times Om Mani Padme Hum mantra chanting
3) 9-cycle breath purification from 3 mind poisons- anger, desire-attachment, and confusion
4) Visualize our body and space empty
5) Shamatha meditation in your heart mind consciousness center
This class is based on precious, authentic and original teachings of the Buddha, the Shamatha Meditation based on the Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy. The word shamatha (in Sanskrit samatha) means “calmly abiding”, as this meditation helps our mind to become peaceful, stable, clear, aware and harmonious. The Shamatha Meditation is for beginners and teachers of meditation, for those who are aspiring to seek self-realization or who look for ways to remove the causes of their own suffering, or who wish to achieve a state of peace. The purpose of shamatha meditation is to stabilize the mind by cultivating a steady awareness. When we practice calm abiding meditation, we are able to see that our mind is full of thoughts, some conducive to our well-being, and others not. Over time, practicing calm abiding meditation calms our thoughts and emotions. We experience tranquility of mind. Unless one has the stability of the mind of calm abiding, one can never gain wisdom. The life story of the Buddha begins in Lumbini, near the border of Nepal and India, about 2,600 years ago, where the man Siddharta Gautama was born. Although born a prince, he realized that conditioned experiences could not provide lasting happiness. After a long spiritual search he went into deep meditation, where he realized the nature of mind. He achieved the state of unconditional and lasting bliss: the state of enlightenment, of buddhahood. This state of mind is free from disturbing emotions and expresses itself through peace, happiness and active compassion.
“Knowing that the mind’s afflictions are overcome through penetrating insight suffused with stable calm, you should first seek the peace of calm abiding, which is found in joy and non-attachment for the world.” – Śāntideva
Buddha Shakyamuni transmitted teachings to Maitreya and Manjushri, and respectively to Asanga and Nagarjuna, who then transmitted them to the two Lamas, Serlingpa (Suvarnadvipi-Dharmakirti of the Golden Isles) from Indonesia and Rikpekouyouk (Vidyakokila the Elder). These two teaching lineages were united in the 11th century by the Indian Master, Atisha Dipamkara, who devoted himself for seventeen years to the Dharma and the people of Tibet. He in turn transmitted the teachings to his principal spiritual son, the Tibetan master Dromtonpa. These instructions outlined the fundamentals of the path, namely calm-abiding (shamatha) and special insight (vipassana). Atisha wrote the original text, A Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment, in which he extracted the essence of teachings of the Buddha and organized 84,000 sutras into a clear, step-like arrangement that makes it easy for an individual practitioner to understand and practice the Dharma. This genre of teachings is known as Lamrim, or steps of the path. These were then carefully preserved and passed on in an interrupted lineage of masters to Lama Tsongkhapa (1357-1419). The Gelugpa (Gelug or Yellow Hat) school of Tibetan Buddhism practices revolve around the teachings of Atisha and Tsongkhapa. The 14th Dalia Lama, His Holiness the Tenzin Gyatso follows the Gelugpa school. Brana received transmission of teachings in this lineage from a Tibetan Lama.
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Fundamental Principles of Ayurveda
2025-03-16 09:00 - 11:00 | Online
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Fees: $ 66 + tax Ayurveda has an age-old history since the 2nd century BC. Ayurveda has its foundations laid by the ancient schools of Hindu philosophical teachings.
Concepts of Ayurveda
Sristi Utpatti (Origin of Universe)
Pancha Maha Bhuta Siddhanta
Tridosha Siddhanta
Triguna Siddhanta
Prakriti & Vikriti
Tridosha siddhanta
The tri dosha siddhanta is the primary concept in Ayurveda medicine and embodies a view of health that is both simple and profound. The body functions are governed by three fundamental energies- vata, pitta, and kapha known as tridoshas. These doshas are present in every individual in varying proportions and are responsible for the diversity in human physique, temperament & susceptibility to disease. Doshas in individuals tend to fluctuate with changes in time, season, environment, age, diet, and mental state. The alteration in the natural state of doshas is known as vikruti.
Vata dosha
Formed from the elements of air and space, is the principle of movement in the body. Governs the physical and mental movements, including respiration, circulation, heartbeat, and thought process. Associated with qualities like cold, lightness, and dryness.
Pitta dosha
Formed from the elements fire and water, represents the principle of transformation or metabolism. It oversees digestion, absorption, assimilation, nutrition, metabolism, and body’s temperature. Includes qualities like hot, light, intense, penetration, pungent, sharp, and acidic.
Kapha dosha
Formed from the elements of water and earth, represents the principle of structure and lubrication of the body. It provides the physical form, structure, and smooth functioning of all body parts. Kapha is characterized by the qualities of cold, wet, heavy, slow, steady, and stable.
The Academy plans to host a number of Ayurveda classes in 2025 to cover the following topics:

Topics
Time Taken
Classes

1
Introduction/History Ayurveda
90 minutes
2

2
Basic Principle of Ayurveda
225 minutes
5

Shristi Utpatti Krama
45 minutes
1

Panchamahabhoota Siddhanta
45 minutes
1

Tridosha Siddhanta
45 minutes
1

Triguna Siddhanta
45 minutes
1

Prakruti & Vikruti
45 minutes
1

3
Prakruti & VIkruti Analysis
90 minutes
2

4
Food/Diet according to Prakruti & Vikruti
135 minutes
3

5
General herbs for different common conditions
45 minutes
1

6
Final Class
45 minutes
1

About Instructor: Dr Vyoma Koirala
WORK EXPERIENCE

Ayurveda Consultant, Ayurveda Health Home Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu, From 2020
Ayurveda Medical Officer, Ayurveda Health Home Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu (2017)

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) (Ayurveda Samhita evam Siddhanta – Department of Basic Principles in Ayurveda), Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (Batch 2017)
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, Shree Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of Ayurveda and Hospital, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Hassan, Karnataka, India. (Batch 2011)
Training Course in Kereliya Panchakarma (Kerela Specialty Treatments and Panchakarma based on Ashtavaidya Tradition) – Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda Foundation (Institute awarded ‘Centre of Excellence in Ayurvedic Management of Chronic Joint Disorders’ by the Dept. of Ayush, Govt. of India), Thrissur, Kerala, India (September 2017)
Certificate Course in Kshara sutra, Shree Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of Ayurveda and Hospital, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Hassan , Karnataka, India. (October 2017)
Sensitization training on Recent NTEP guidelines & TB Mukt Himachal Abhiyan, Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (March 2020)

ACHIEVEMENTS

Best Paper Award for oral presentation – Saundarya ‘A Skintillating International Conference on Beauty: Skin, Hair and Personality Enrichment with Ayurveda’, National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur, India. (November 2019)
Third Place for Poster Presentation – National Conference on Current Status of Ayurvedic Education & Annual Scientific Seminar, Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (November 2018)
Paper Presentation – Annual Scientific Seminar on Recent Advancements in Ayurveda, Rajiv Gandhi Government Post Graduate Ayurvedic College, Paprola, Distt. Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India. (November 2019)

First Degree DivineYu Usui Reiki
2025-03-09 10:00 - 17:00 | Online
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Fees: $ 150 + tax
First Degree DivineYu Reiki

The class will be given in person in Ville Saint Laurent and online.

Learn how to self-heal
Balance your body, emotions and mind
Awaken two energy channels within you
Connect with a divine particle in you
Access an amazing free energy field
Attune into an unconditional love vibration
Learn about clinical trial results on Reiki
Tap into an amazing relaxation method
Discover the truth about naturo-therapies
Accelerate healing of your loved ones
Find your spiritual home
Learn why celebrities use Reiki for wellness and beauty
Receive a certificate recognized by the Canadian Reiki Association and the Canadian Naturo-Therapy Association
Learn the truth about the energy therapy

Upon completion, you will receive a First Degree Certificate in the DivineYu Usui system of Reiki from the DivineYu Reiki Academy. The First Degree of the Usui Reiki has no prerequisites. Even children can easily learn this technique, and apply it successfully.
Once attuned by a Reiki Master, Reiki will never leave you. Following your first degree attunement, you will be able to treat yourself, your family and friends, animals, plants, food and water. Reiki energy flows to the part of the body where it is needed the most. It builds confidence, brings peace and positive thinking, and can help to self-heal physical, mental and emotional conditions. Reiki is used in a combination with other therapies in many health and wellness institutions such as hospitals, rehabilitation and mental care clinics, substance withdrawal clinics and senior care facilities.
Scientific results measured after Reiki sessions: reduced pain, reduced fatigue, reduced inflammation, normalized blood pressure, normalized body temperature, normalized heart beat, normalized respiration rate, balanced parasympathetic nervous system, improved energy, improved relaxation, reduced anxiety and worry, reduced depression, improved mood, improved sleep, reduced loneliness, improved attitude, improved memory, eased surgery pressure, improved behaviour, improved self-confidence, improved sense of calm, reduced burn-out of nurses and doctors, reduced side effects of cancer therapies, improved quality of life, improved well-being and more.
Reiki sessions demonstrated no negative, toxic side effects. This is in line with the natural therapy principles: “First Do No Harm” (primum non nocere), based on the Hippocratic Oath. READ MORE

Why choose us?

Study at the world’s leading Reiki Academy;
Learn about science, spirituality and self-healing techniques in Reiki;
Get a certificate recognized by the Canadian Reiki Association and the Naturo-therapy Association;
Became part of a growing and supporting community;
Connect directly with the Source, with no intermediaries;
Get free instructor-led practice sessions;
Learn from a Reiki teacher, who has a MSc degree in biomedical engineering;
Learn from a Reiki teacher, who has recognized spiritual capabilities;
Get a life long spiritual teacher and mentor to help you overcome challenges;
Take steps towards your self-realization in a safe and nurturing environment;
Learn advanced cell level therapy procedures, not available elsewhere;
Get access to a large number of holistic events at discounted prices;
Benefit from a space designed as a sacred energy vortex;
Become involved in scientific studies on energy therapies;
Get support in becoming the best Reiki teacher you can be;
Get access to new methods, inspired healthy lifestyles and make informed choices;
Learn about the latest scientific discoveries;
Access to a wide range of holistic workshops;
Repeat the First Degree Reiki seminar as many times as you like.

Duration: 1 day.
Fees: $150+tax for new students of Reiki, and $100 for Reiki initiates from other Reiki schools.
Contact info@divineyu.com to register.
Please, e-transfer to transfer@divineyu.com $172.45
GM Brana
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Tibetan Breathing and Chakra Meditations
2025-03-05 19:00 - 20:00, 2025-02-26 19:00 - 20:00, 2025-02-19 19:00 - 20:00, 2025-02-12 19:00 - 20:00, 2025-02-05 19:00 - 20:00 | Online
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Fees: $75+tax
Tibetan Breathing and Chakras Meditation
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Fees: $25 + tax
Tibetan Breathing and Chakras Meditation The Academy’s weekly meditations are designed for spiritual awakening. They may give one a boost of energy, amazing revelations, and experiences. The results are more awareness, inner peace, and life force. We use a combination of energy transfers, visualization, breathing techniques, mantras, and spiritual guidance. The meditations at the Academy are life-changing experiences that contribute to wellness, well-being, happiness, and the development of wisdom, It feels like an energetic spa that balances mind and heart. This is a series of five meditations, focused on Tibetan breathing and chakras. How to join this event online?

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Horme Therapy for Self-Care
2025-02-28 17:00 - 20:00 | Online
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Price: $ 88 + tax
Tickets for attending Event: Horme Therapy for Self-Care
Friday, February 28th, 5 pm to 8 pm EST, Online class Zoom Link

Introduction to Tibetan Medicine
Introduction to Three Body Types
What is Horme
When to apply Horme
Tools needed for Horme
Philosophy of Horme
Body points for Horme
Horme therapy for self-care

There is no requirement to be familiar with the Traditional Tibetan System of medicine.
Hormé is deeply relaxing, warming, and nourishing therapy. Horme uses customized herbs depending on the type of ailment and wrapping them in cotton. These are then dipped in warm oil and applied to points on the body. This is a very effective technique for stress reduction. Sowa Rigpa’s most famous hot compress therapy, hormé, has its roots in ancient Tibet, when nomads would dip homemade felt in hot oil and apply it to particular points of the body as a soothing, warming therapy. The Tibetan tradition uses a unique system of meridians and energy centres rooted in tantric Buddhist physiology. This is an excellent class for anyone interested in applying this simple home remedy for self-care.
According to etymology, the term Hor-me comes from upper Tibetan nomads. Indeed, Hor refers to the people of North Tibet. Ancient Tibetan history shows that there were three main ethnic groups of inhabitants: white, yellow, and black Hor people. Me’ means fire or heat produced by fire used in this particular practice. Hor-me is then a healing practice technique of these northern regions of Tibet.
Although it’s not necessary, having this for the class would be useful:
1) A hand-size oil heater (stone or ceramic), candles;
2) Sesame oil;
3) Cotton-wrapped (16 cm x 16 cm cotton) herbal pouches containing 2 tea spoons of herbal powder for wind, and water / earth element: 50% ground nutmeg, 30% ground ginger, and 20% combination of two or more ground caraway, clove, cardamom, cinnamon, star anise, fennel, coriander powder;
4) A statue, thangka, or picture of the Medicine Buddha or Yuthok.
How to make herbal pouches: Prepare the cotton cloth, cut 14 cm diameter cotton circles, place in the middle of the cotton circle ground nutmeg, clove, and caraway mix, wrap it in the cotton circle, and tie it securely with the cotton thread, leaving some cotton on top for a handle.
Medicine Buddha Mantra:
TEYATA OM BEKANZE BEKANZE MAHA BEKANZE BEKANZE RADZA SAMU GATE SOHA
Yuthok Mantra:
OM A HUNG BAZA GURU GUNA SIDDHI HUNG
Horme therapy shouldn’t be used for fire element excess, which includes high blood pressure, severe inflammation, high temperature, and hot bile disorders like jaundice.
Teacher: GM Brana About Sowa Rigpa
Tibetan Medicine- Sowa Rigpa, is the traditional medical system of Tibet and the Himalayas. It’s one of the oldest healing traditions in existence, yet it remains fully alive today. Sowa Rigpa integrated elements from the medical systems of ancient Tibet, India, Greece, Mongolia, Persia, and China, forming a unique medical tradition with a distinct Himalayan character shaped by both pre-Buddhist and Buddhist thought.
In Buddhist philosophy, the ultimate underlying causes of both physical and mental diseases are said to be the three mind poisons: ignorance, desire-attachment, and anger. The basic cause of illnesses according to Buddhist philosophy, is the ego, full of trivial pursuits and clinging attachments. It is this clinging nature that ultimately produces the confused mind and thereby all suﬀering and disease.
The Tibetan word Sowa can be translated as healing or nurturing, while the word Rigpa means both science and ‘awareness. Thus Sowa Rigpa (or Sorig) can be understood as both, 1) the healing science- a system of medical knowledge and practice that brings relative balance and health of body, energy, and mind and 2) nurturing the awareness- a tool to understand the nature of your mind and the universe and accomplish absolute balance and liberation.
The essence of the traditional theory and practice is contained within the Four Medical Tantras considered the root text of Tibetan Medicine:

Root Tantra: an essential map of the medical system, including the basis of health and disease.
Explanatory Tantra: an exposition of anatomy, physiology, and embryology, as well as diagnosis and treatment.
Oral Transmission Tantra: a detailed presentation of diseases from eight major branches of pathology, with treatments.
Final Tantra: instruction in practical and clinical medicine.

The Four Medical Tantras were composed by Yuthok Yonten Gonpo the Elder (729-854 AD) and revised by Yuthok Yonten Gonpo the Younger (1126-1202 AD).
According to Buddhist philosophy, everything is made up of five elements: space, air, fire, water, and earth. These five elements can be combined into three dynamic principles rLung- the wind element (neutral energy), Tripa- fire element (hot energy) and Beken- water and earth elements (cold energy).
Click the icon to read the article.
Susannah Deane in her article “rLung, Mind, and Mental Health: The Notion of “Wind” in Tibetan Conceptions of Mind and Mental Illness” described the rLung conditions, based on the wind type, according to Sowa Rigpa. RLung is understood to be intimately connected to the mind, and we hear the expression that “the mind rides the wind like a man rides a horse”.
1- Ascending Wind: Localised in the chest, it circulates in the region of the throat, nose, and tongue. Connected to the element of fire. Symptoms of disruption may include stammering or difficulty speaking, loss of physical strength, facial paralysis, and memory loss.
2- Pervasive Wind: Localised in the region of the heart, it pervades the whole body. Connected to the element of space. Symptoms of disruption may include discomfort in the heart, unconsciousness or fainting, meaningless talking, and restlessness, decreased mental functioning, unsubstantiated fears, and panic attacks.
3-Metabolic Wind: Localised around the navel and stomach. Connected to the element of air. Symptoms of disruption may include poor digestion and/or a loss of appetite or vomiting.
4- Descending Wind: Localized in the colon, bladder, and reproductive organs. Connected to the element of earth. Symptoms of disruption may include aching in the hips, constipation, and gas accumulation in the stomach, as well as restlessness and fear, psychological and emotional distress, such as jealousy, fear, and worry.
5-Life-sustaining Wind: Localized in the heart or at the crown of the head. Connected to the element of water. It is understood to support the life force and hold the consciousness. Symptoms of disruption may include confusion, auditory and/or visual hallucinations, restlessness, stress, anxiety, depression, dizziness, and insanity—as well as physical symptoms such as difficulty in drawing breath or swallowing food or drinks, reduced appetite, fatigue, and headache. How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
Make sure that you are connected to the Internet and open a web browser.
Click on: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9074655172?pwd=[REDACTED]
Click on the Open Zoom Meetings button.
When you log in please mute your speaker.
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Energy Spa Day
2025-02-22 14:00 - 16:00 | DivineYu, Saint-Laurent, Quebec, H4R2R9, Canada
TICKETS
Fees: $ 25 + tax 2 pm to 3 pm – Ancestral Lineage Clearing with GM Brana
3 pm to 4 pm – Reiki Energy Transfer and Exchange, Dance
Address: 372 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, QC H3B 1A2, Suite 118: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XjHQHxRfbsGNDCBi9
Please, bring water, your yoga mat, a meditation cushion or a portable chair!
Enjoy the soothing experience of Reiki! This event will repeat on the last Saturday of the month: February 22, March 29, April 26, May 31, June 28, from 2 pm to 4 pm. Reiki Research
November 12, 2019: A large study by Natalie L. Dyer, PhD, Ann L. Baldwin, PhD, and William L. Rand was completed with 99 Reiki Master giving sessions across the United States. A total of 1411 Reiki sessions were conducted and included in the analysis. Conclusion: Reiki acutely improved physical and psychological symptoms associated with many health conditions, including affect, pain, depression, anxiety, tiredness, drowsiness, nausea, shortness of breath, appetite, and overall well-being. Reiki can provide immediate relief for many health conditions and is used for this purpose inside and outside of the hospital setting. This multi-site real-world effectiveness trial was feasible to conduct and provided important preliminary data on the effectiveness of a single session of Reiki to improve physical and psychological symptoms. From 1989 to 2018, a total of 74 peer-reviewed research articles have been published on Reiki. Over 800 hospitals (15%) in the United States currently offer Reiki to patients.
Click here to read more about Reiki Research
By receiving Reiki energy, you agree to DivineYu Terms of service: “Reiki is not intended to mitigate, prevent, treat, cure or diagnose COVID-19 in people. I understand that Reiki is a stress reduction and relaxation technique. I acknowledge that sessions administered are only for the purpose of helping me relax and to relieve stress. Reiki Practitioners do not diagnose conditions, nor do they prescribe substances or perform medical treatment, nor interfere with the treatment of a licensed medical professional. It is recommended that I see a licensed physician, or licensed health care professional for any physical or psychological ailment or condition I may have. I also understand the body has the ability to heal itself, and to do so complete relaxation is often beneficial. Long-term imbalances in the body require multiple sessions to allow the body to reach the level of relaxation necessary to bring the system back into balance. I understand and believe that self-improvement requires commitment on my part, and that I must be willing to change in a positive way if I am to receive the full benefit of Reiki. I acknowledge my commitment to my self-improvement process.”
To safeguard our immune system, we like to follow the Health Canada Food Guide. Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits, whole grain foods and legumes. Choose protein foods that come from plants more often. Choose foods with healthy fats instead of saturated fat. Limit highly processed foods. Prepare meals and snacks using ingredients that have little to no added sodium, sugars or saturated fat. Make water your drink of choice. Replace sugary drinks with water.

Wisdom Lovers in Ancient Greece
2025-02-16 10:00 - 12:00 | Online
TICKETS
Fees: $44 + tax We’ll cover the following:

Ancient Greek Healing Center Development: Asklepois and Hippocrates
Ancient Greek dream interpretation and the healing process
Ancient Greek ideas of the immortal soul and reincarnation
How Plato and Pythagoras’ thought was absorbed into Christianity
The life and teachings of Apollonius of Tyana
Socrates’ development of logical reasoning and wisdom
How to put teachings into practice for wellbeing

The Sanctuary of Asklepios at Epidaurus built around the fourth century BC in the Peloponnese region of Greece, was the main site for holy pilgrimage from the ancient world. In ancient Greece, hundreds of healing temples were dedicated to the healer Asklepios, known as Asclepieia. They functioned as centers of medical advice, prognosis, and spiritual and holistic healing. At these healing centers, patients would take a bath, detox with a healthy diet, make flower offerings, pray. In dreams they received guidance from the deity, and based on it would be prescribed cures by the priests, herbal and other therapies. In the Asclepieion of Epidaurus, three large marble boards dated to 350 BC preserve the names, case histories, and cures of about 70 patients. The dogs in the temples were healers, protectors, and communicators between humans and gods. In the legends, Asklepios was considered the son of Apollo, the Greek god of healing, light, prophecy and art and Koronis, a mortal woman. Asklepios had children dedicated to the healing aspect of the medical arts. His daughters, the Asclepiades, are: Hygieia- prevention through cleanliness and balanced living, Iaso- recovering, recuperation, Aceso- the healing process, Aegle- vibrant health, and Panacea- universal remedy. His sons were practicing doctors with two primary approaches to medicine: Machaon to surgery and Podalirius to internal medicine. The rod of Asclepius is the predominant symbol for medicine and health care even today.
We’ll explore teachings given at the ancient school of Pythagoras for well-being. Pythagoras is known for his mathematical achievement of the Pythagorean theorem. He established the academy and community in Italy, where he taught science, the notion of one God, harmony with nature, spirituality, meditation, healing with energy, herbs and music, vegetarianism, immortality of the soul, and reincarnation. He equally accepted men and women as students. Instead of sage, he preferred to be called a philosopher, from the word philos– to love, and sophia– wisdom. The Oracle of Delphi (at first called Pytho), is said to have predicted the birth of Pythagoras, and his immense contributions to mankind. The moral and ethical teachings of Pythagorean influenced Socrates, Plato’s, and Aristotle’s views and were assimilated into early Christian texts. We’ll look at Apollonius of Tyana, an ancient Greek philosopher, a follower of Pythagoras, known for healing and prophetic miracles, who was a contemporary of Jesus Christ. Apollonius is believed to be part of the ancient Essenes.
Socrates was a Greek philosopher and the main source of Western thought. Socrates is why we still praise the ability of reason in human affairs today. He is recognized for inventing the teaching practice, wherein a teacher questions a student in a manner that draws out the correct response, used in the logical and critical thinking development training to this day. In his work the Republic, Plato has Socrates describe a gathering of people who have lived chained to the wall of a cave all of their lives, facing a blank wall. Socrates asks his listeners, “would they not assume that the shadows they saw were the real things and the whole truth?” “Then think what would happen to them if they were released of their bonds and cured of their delusions,” he says. Classical Greek ideas about the chakras are contained in the writings of Plato. Plato taught that our soul consists of:
1-Epithymia: desire, appetite (masses, stomach- 1st and 2nd chakras);
2-Thymos: spirit (warriors, chest- 3rd, 4th and 5th chakras);
3-Logos: wisdom, reason (philosophers, head- 6th and 7th chakras). The third eye chakra was called in Greek Enkephalos. This center Plato considered to be the seat of the psyche, or immortal soul.
The Hippocratic Corpus, the collected writings attributed to Hippocrates, contains works on a variety of medical topics. The Hippocratic Oath is perhaps the most widely known of Greek medical texts. According to the literature, “healthy mind in a healthy body” was the main component of the Hippocratic philosophy, which was also the principle applied at the Asclepieia temples. Plato in his works refers to Hippocrates as the priest of Asclepion. The original Hippocratic Oath began with the invocation “I swear by Apollo the Healer and by Asclepius and by Hygieia and Panacea”. Over the centuries, it has been rewritten often in order to suit the values of different cultures influenced by Greek medicine. Hippocrates is generally credited with using observation of the body as a basis for medical knowledge. Central to his physiology was the humoral theory of health, whereby the four bodily fluids, or humors, needed to be kept in balance. How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
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Horme Therapy for Practitioners
2025-02-09 09:00 - 12:00 | Online
TICKETS
Price: $ 88 + tax
Tickets for attending Event: Horme Therapy for Practitioners
Sunday, February 9th, 9 am to 12

Medicine Buddha Mantra
Tibetan 9 cycle breath
How to make herbal pouches
Who should receive Horme therapy
How to treat others with Horme
Caring for clients in the winter
Requirement: Horme Therapy for Self-Care Class

Hormé, otherwise known as Mongolian Moxibustion, is described in the Four Medical Tantras, the root text of Tibetan Medicine. It’s primarily used to address imbalances in the wind humor, Tibetan rLung. This is an excellent class for therapists, who would like to use Horme as a standalone therapy or combined with other body-mind therapies, for their clients, family, and friends.
Teacher: Dr. Thinlay Wangmo, a therapist specializing in Sowa Rigpa, the traditional Tibetan medicine. Prior to relocating to Mussoorie, India, for her high school education, Dr. Wangmo finished her elementary and secondary schooling in Nepal. After completing a demanding six-and-a-half-year curriculum at Sowa Rigpa International College, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Sowa Rigpa Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Wangmo gained a deeper grasp of holistic treatment techniques. She actively participated in medical camps during her studies, providing healthcare to underprivileged populations in Dolpo, Pharphing, Nagarkot, Solukhumbu, and Kathmandu, among other Himalayan regions of Nepal. Dr. Wangmo is a member of the nonprofit group Sorig Student in Action and has always had a strong interest in community service in addition to her academic and professional endeavors. Dr. Wangmo taught science at the Shree Arya Asanga Buddhist School in Kopan Monastery, where she was able to impart her skills to young monks. She actively participated in the planning of Bhumtsok, a compassion puja for the wellness of all sentient beings. At the Sowa Rigpa Wellness Centre in Boudha, Nepal, Dr. Wangmo serves as the primary therapist. Additionaly, she mentors the upcoming generation of practitioners at the Sorig Institute and teaches at the Sowa Rigpa International College. About Sowa Rigpa
Traditional Tibetan Medicine- Sowa Rigpa, is the traditional medical system of Tibet and the Himalayas. It’s one of the oldest healing traditions in existence, yet it remains fully alive today. Sowa Rigpa integrated elements from the medical systems of ancient Tibet, India, Greece, Mongolia, Persia, and China, forming a unique medical tradition with a distinct Himalayan character shaped by both pre-Buddhist and Buddhist thought.
In Buddhist philosophy, the ultimate underlying causes of both physical and mental diseases are said to be the three mind poisons: ignorance, desire-attachment, and anger. The basic cause of illnesses according to Buddhist philosophy, is the ego, full of trivial pursuits and clinging attachments. It is this clinging nature that ultimately produces the confused mind and thereby all suﬀering and disease.
The Tibetan word Sowa can be translated as ‘healing’ or ‘nurturing’, while the word Rigpa means both ‘science’ and ‘awareness’. Thus Sowa Rigpa (or Sorig for short) can be understood as both, 1) the healing science- a system of medical knowledge and practice that brings relative balance and health of body, energy, and mind and 2) nurturing the awareness- a tool to understand the nature of your mind and the universe and accomplish absolute balance and liberation.
The essence of the traditional theory and practice is contained within the Four Medical Tantras considered the root text of Tibetan Medicine:

Root Tantra: an essential map of the medical system, including the basis of health and disease.
Explanatory Tantra: an exposition of anatomy, physiology, and embryology, as well as diagnosis and treatment.
Oral Transmission Tantra: a detailed presentation of diseases from eight major branches of pathology, with treatments.
Final Tantra: instruction in practical and clinical medicine.

The Four Medical Tantras were composed by Yuthok Yonten Gonpo the Elder (729-854 AD) and revised by Yuthok Yonten Gonpo the Younger (1126-1202 AD).
According to Buddhist philosophy, everything is made up of five elements: space, air, fire, water, and earth. These five elements can be combined into three dynamic principles rLung- the wind element (neutral energy), Tripa- fire element (hot energy) and Beken- water and earth elements (cold energy).
Click the icon to read the article.
Susannah Deane in her article “rLung, Mind, and Mental Health: The Notion of “Wind” in Tibetan Conceptions of Mind and Mental Illness” described the rLung conditions, based on the wind type, according to Sowa Rigpa. RLung is understood to be intimately connected to the mind, and we hear the expression that “the mind rides the wind like a man rides a horse”.
1- Ascending Wind: Localised in the chest, it circulates in the region of the throat, nose, and tongue. Connected to the element of fire. Symptoms of disruption may include stammering or difficulty speaking, loss of physical strength, facial paralysis, and memory loss.
2- Pervasive Wind: Localised in the region of the heart, it pervades the whole body. Connected to the element of space. Symptoms of disruption may include discomfort in the heart, unconsciousness or fainting, meaningless talking, and restlessness, decreased mental functioning, unsubstantiated fears, and panic attacks.
3-Metabolic Wind: Localised around the navel and stomach. Connected to the element of air. Symptoms of disruption may include poor digestion and/or a loss of appetite or vomiting.
4- Descending Wind: Localized in the colon, bladder, and reproductive organs. Connected to the element of earth. Symptoms of disruption may include aching in the hips, constipation, and gas accumulation in the stomach, as well as restlessness and fear, psychological and emotional distress, such as jealousy, fear, and worry.
5-Life-sustaining Wind: Localized in the heart or at the crown of the head. Connected to the element of water. It is understood to support the life force and hold the consciousness. Symptoms of disruption may include confusion, auditory and/or visual hallucinations, restlessness, stress, anxiety, depression, dizziness, and insanity—as well as physical symptoms such as difficulty in drawing breath or swallowing food or drinks, reduced appetite, fatigue, and headache How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
Make sure that you are connected to the Internet and open a web browser.
Click on: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9074655172?pwd=[REDACTED]
Click on the Open Zoom Meetings button.
When you log in please mute your speaker.
You are welcome to enable your camera.
There is a chat button for questions.

Shamatha Meditation
2025-02-01 10:00 - 2025-02-02 17:00 | Online
TICKETS
Fees: $ 250 + tax
Shamatha Meditation Tibetan Buddhist Practices This class is based on precious, authentic and original teachings of the Buddha, the Shamatha Meditation based on the Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy. The word shamatha (in Sanskrit samatha) means “calmly abiding”, as this meditation helps our mind to become peaceful, stable, clear, aware and harmonious. The Shamatha Meditation is for beginners and teachers of meditation, for those who are aspiring to seek self-realization or who look for ways to remove the causes of their own suffering, or who wish to achieve a state of peace. There are no pre-requisites for this class. Each student will benefit according to their motivation.
The purpose of shamatha meditation is to stabilize the mind by cultivating a steady awareness. When we practice calm abiding meditation, we are able to see that our mind is full of thoughts, some conducive to our wellbeing, and others not. Over time, practicing calm abiding meditation calms our thoughts and emotions. We experience tranquility of mind. Unless one has the stability of the mind of calm abiding, one can never gain the wisdom.
It is well known that the primary purpose of the Buddha’s teachings is to attain enlightenment by practicing two forms of meditation: concentration meditation and analytical meditation. The first aims at achieving calm abiding (shamatha) while the second aspires to gaining special insight (vipassana). A mind that is pacified while abiding in single-pointed concentration is referred to as the state of calm-abiding. When such a state is attained, special insight becomes possible. This particular form of wisdom, when coupled with the bliss of meditative suppleness induced by the power of contemplation, is capable of discerning every phenomenon. In other words, calm-abiding is the temporary cessation of mental disruptions of the mind. By calming the mind, it becomes clearer. This allows for profound analysis of wisdom to completely eliminate the very root of these mental disruptions. Content:

Preparation for meditation
Simple vs. authentic Shamatha Meditation
Conditions for Shamatha Meditation
Benefits of Shamatha Meditation
5 obstacles to calm-abiding and 8 antidotes
Nine stages of Shamatha Meditation
Achieving the six powers
Special insight or wisdom

The life story of the Buddha begins in Lumbini, near the border of Nepal and India, about 2,600 years ago, where the man Siddharta Gautama was born. Although born a prince, he realized that conditioned experiences could not provide lasting happiness. After a long spiritual search he went into deep meditation, where he realized the nature of mind. He achieved the state of unconditional and lasting bliss: the state of enlightenment, of buddhahood. This state of mind is free from disturbing emotions and expresses itself through peace, happiness and active compassion.
“Knowing that the mind’s afflictions are overcome through penetrating insight suffused with stable calm, you should first seek the peace of calm abiding, which is found in joy and non-attachment for the world.” – Śāntideva
Buddha Shakyamuni transmitted teachings to Maitreya and Manjushri, and respectively to Asanga and Nagarjuna, who then transmitted them to the two Lamas, Serlingpa (Suvarnadvipi-Dharmakirti of the Golden Isles) from Indonesia and Rikpekouyouk (Vidyakokila the Elder). These two teaching lineages were united in the 11th century by the Indian Master, Atisha Dipamkara, who devoted himself for seventeen years to the Dharma and the people of Tibet. He in turn transmitted the teachings to his principal spiritual son, the Tibetan master Dromtonpa. These instructions outlined the fundamentals of the path, namely calm-abiding (shamatha) and special insight (vipassana). Atisha wrote the original text, A Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment, in which he extracted the essence of teachings of the Buddha and organized 84,000 sutras into a clear, step-like arrangement that makes it easy for an individual practitioner to understand and practice the Dharma. This genre of teachings is known as Lamrim, or steps of the path. These were then carefully preserved and passed on in an interrupted lineage of masters to Lama Tsongkhapa (1357-1419). The Gelugpa (Gelug or Yellow Hat) school of Tibetan Buddhism practices revolve around the teachings of Atisha and Tsongkhapa. The 14th Dalia Lama, His Holiness the Tenzin Gyatso follows the Gelugpa school. Brana received transmission of teachings in this lineage from a Tibetan Lama.
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Fees= $250+tax
E-transfer $287.42 to transfer@divineyu.com How to join this event online?

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Horme Therapy for Self-Care
2025-01-26 09:00 - 12:00 | Online
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Price: $ 88 + tax
Tickets for attending Event: Horme Therapy for Self-Care
Sunday, January 26th, 9 am – 12 EST, Online class Zoom Link

Introduction to Tibetan Medicine
Introduction to Three Body Types
What is Horme
When to apply Horme
Tools needed for Horme
Philosophy of Horme
Body points for Horme
Horme therapy for self-care

There is no requirement to be familiar with the Traditional Tibetan System of medicine.
Hormé is deeply relaxing, warming, and nourishing therapy. Horme uses customized herbs depending on the type of ailment and wrapping them in cotton. These are then dipped in warm oil and applied to points on the body. This is a very effective technique for stress reduction. Sowa Rigpa’s most famous hot compress therapy, hormé, has its roots in ancient Tibet, when nomads would dip homemade felt in hot oil and apply it to particular points of the body as a soothing, warming therapy. The Tibetan tradition uses a unique system of meridians and energy centres rooted in tantric Buddhist physiology. This is an excellent class for anyone interested in applying this simple home remedy for self-care.
According to etymology, the term Hor-me comes from upper Tibetan nomads. Indeed, Hor refers to the people of North Tibet. Ancient Tibetan history shows that there were three main ethnic groups of inhabitants: white, yellow, and black Hor people. Me’ means fire or heat produced by fire used in this particular practice. Hor-me is then a healing practice technique of these northern regions of Tibet.
Although it’s not necessary, having this for the class would be useful:
1) Candles, a candle lighter, and an oil heater;
2) Sesame oil;
3) Cotton-wrapped herbal pouches containing nutmeg, clove, and caraway powder (myristica fragrans houtt, eugenia aromatica baill, carum carvi l);
4) A statue, thangka or picture of the Medicine Buddha or Yuthok.
How to make herbal pouches: Prepare the cotton cloth, cut 14 cm diameter cotton circles, place in the middle of the cotton circle ground nutmeg, clove, and caraway mix, wrap it in the cotton circle, and tie it securely with the cotton thread, leaving some cotton on top for a handle.
Medicine Buddha Mantra:
TEYATA OM BEKANZE BEKANZE MAHA BEKANZE BEKANZE RADZA SAMU GATE SOHA
Yuthok Mantra:
OM A HUNG BAZA GURU GUNA SIDDHI HUNG
Horme therapy shouldn’t be used for fire element excess, which includes high blood pressure, severe inflammation, high temperature, and hot bile disorders like jaundice.
Teacher: Dr. Thinlay Wangmo, a therapist specializing in Sowa Rigpa, the traditional Tibetan medicine. Prior to relocating to Mussoorie, India, for her high school education, Dr. Wangmo finished her elementary and secondary schooling in Nepal. After completing a demanding six-and-a-half-year curriculum at Sowa Rigpa International College, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Sowa Rigpa Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Wangmo gained a deeper grasp of holistic treatment techniques. She actively participated in medical camps during her studies, providing healthcare to underprivileged populations in Dolpo, Pharphing, Nagarkot, Solukhumbu, and Kathmandu, among other Himalayan regions of Nepal. Dr. Wangmo is a member of the nonprofit group Sorig Student in Action and has always had a strong interest in community service in addition to her academic and professional endeavors. Dr. Wangmo taught science at the Shree Arya Asanga Buddhist School in Kopan Monastery, where she was able to impart her skills to young monks. She actively participated in the planning of Bhumtsok, a compassion puja for the wellness of all sentient beings. At the Sowa Rigpa Wellness Centre in Boudha, Nepal, Dr. Wangmo serves as the primary therapist. Additionaly, she mentors the upcoming generation of practitioners at the Sorig Institute and teaches at the Sowa Rigpa International College. About Sowa Rigpa
Tibetan Medicine- Sowa Rigpa, is the traditional medical system of Tibet and the Himalayas. It’s one of the oldest healing traditions in existence, yet it remains fully alive today. Sowa Rigpa integrated elements from the medical systems of ancient Tibet, India, Greece, Mongolia, Persia, and China, forming a unique medical tradition with a distinct Himalayan character shaped by both pre-Buddhist and Buddhist thought.
In Buddhist philosophy, the ultimate underlying causes of both physical and mental diseases are said to be the three mind poisons: ignorance, desire-attachment, and anger. The basic cause of illnesses according to Buddhist philosophy, is the ego, full of trivial pursuits and clinging attachments. It is this clinging nature that ultimately produces the confused mind and thereby all suﬀering and disease.
The Tibetan word Sowa can be translated as healing or nurturing, while the word Rigpa means both science and ‘awareness. Thus Sowa Rigpa (or Sorig) can be understood as both, 1) the healing science- a system of medical knowledge and practice that brings relative balance and health of body, energy, and mind and 2) nurturing the awareness- a tool to understand the nature of your mind and the universe and accomplish absolute balance and liberation.
The essence of the traditional theory and practice is contained within the Four Medical Tantras considered the root text of Tibetan Medicine:

Root Tantra: an essential map of the medical system, including the basis of health and disease.
Explanatory Tantra: an exposition of anatomy, physiology, and embryology, as well as diagnosis and treatment.
Oral Transmission Tantra: a detailed presentation of diseases from eight major branches of pathology, with treatments.
Final Tantra: instruction in practical and clinical medicine.

The Four Medical Tantras were composed by Yuthok Yonten Gonpo the Elder (729-854 AD) and revised by Yuthok Yonten Gonpo the Younger (1126-1202 AD).
According to Buddhist philosophy, everything is made up of five elements: space, air, fire, water, and earth. These five elements can be combined into three dynamic principles rLung- the wind element (neutral energy), Tripa- fire element (hot energy) and Beken- water and earth elements (cold energy).
Click the icon to read the article.
Susannah Deane in her article “rLung, Mind, and Mental Health: The Notion of “Wind” in Tibetan Conceptions of Mind and Mental Illness” described the rLung conditions, based on the wind type, according to Sowa Rigpa. RLung is understood to be intimately connected to the mind, and we hear the expression that “the mind rides the wind like a man rides a horse”.
1- Ascending Wind: Localised in the chest, it circulates in the region of the throat, nose, and tongue. Connected to the element of fire. Symptoms of disruption may include stammering or difficulty speaking, loss of physical strength, facial paralysis, and memory loss.
2- Pervasive Wind: Localised in the region of the heart, it pervades the whole body. Connected to the element of space. Symptoms of disruption may include discomfort in the heart, unconsciousness or fainting, meaningless talking, and restlessness, decreased mental functioning, unsubstantiated fears, and panic attacks.
3-Metabolic Wind: Localised around the navel and stomach. Connected to the element of air. Symptoms of disruption may include poor digestion and/or a loss of appetite or vomiting.
4- Descending Wind: Localized in the colon, bladder, and reproductive organs. Connected to the element of earth. Symptoms of disruption may include aching in the hips, constipation, and gas accumulation in the stomach, as well as restlessness and fear, psychological and emotional distress, such as jealousy, fear, and worry.
5-Life-sustaining Wind: Localized in the heart or at the crown of the head. Connected to the element of water. It is understood to support the life force and hold the consciousness. Symptoms of disruption may include confusion, auditory and/or visual hallucinations, restlessness, stress, anxiety, depression, dizziness, and insanity—as well as physical symptoms such as difficulty in drawing breath or swallowing food or drinks, reduced appetite, fatigue, and headache. How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
Make sure that you are connected to the Internet and open a web browser.
Click on: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9074655172?pwd=[REDACTED]
Click on the Open Zoom Meetings button.
When you log in please mute your speaker.
You are welcome to enable your camera.
There is a chat button for questions.

Energy Spa Day
2025-01-25 14:00 - 16:00 | DivineYu, Saint-Laurent, Quebec, H4R2R9, Canada
TICKETS
Fees: $ 25 + tax 2 pm to 3 pm – Chakra Opening and Balancing with GM Brana, 2025 predictions and guidance
3 pm to 4 pm – Energy Transfer and Exchange
Address: 372 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, QC H3B 1A2, Suite 118: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XjHQHxRfbsGNDCBi9
Please, bring your yoga mat, a meditation cushion or a portable chair!
Only in person, not available online.
Enjoy the soothing experience of Reiki! This event will repeat on the last Saturday of the month: February 22, March 29, April 26, May 31, June 28, from 2 pm to 4 pm. Our community could have a dinner at the vegan restaurant after the energy exchange: Sushi Momo, Lola Rosa, Copper Branch, Aux Vivre, Resto Vego St-Denis, LOV, TULA etc. Reiki Research
November 12, 2019: A large study by Natalie L. Dyer, PhD, Ann L. Baldwin, PhD, and William L. Rand was completed with 99 Reiki Master giving sessions across the United States. A total of 1411 Reiki sessions were conducted and included in the analysis. Conclusion: Reiki acutely improved physical and psychological symptoms associated with many health conditions, including affect, pain, depression, anxiety, tiredness, drowsiness, nausea, shortness of breath, appetite, and overall well-being. Reiki can provide immediate relief for many health conditions and is used for this purpose inside and outside of the hospital setting. This multi-site real-world effectiveness trial was feasible to conduct and provided important preliminary data on the effectiveness of a single session of Reiki to improve physical and psychological symptoms. From 1989 to 2018, a total of 74 peer-reviewed research articles have been published on Reiki. Over 800 hospitals (15%) in the United States currently offer Reiki to patients.
Click here to read more about Reiki Research
By receiving Reiki energy, you agree to DivineYu Terms of service: “Reiki is not intended to mitigate, prevent, treat, cure or diagnose COVID-19 in people. I understand that Reiki is a stress reduction and relaxation technique. I acknowledge that sessions administered are only for the purpose of helping me relax and to relieve stress. Reiki Practitioners do not diagnose conditions, nor do they prescribe substances or perform medical treatment, nor interfere with the treatment of a licensed medical professional. It is recommended that I see a licensed physician, or licensed health care professional for any physical or psychological ailment or condition I may have. I also understand the body has the ability to heal itself, and to do so complete relaxation is often beneficial. Long-term imbalances in the body require multiple sessions to allow the body to reach the level of relaxation necessary to bring the system back into balance. I understand and believe that self-improvement requires commitment on my part, and that I must be willing to change in a positive way if I am to receive the full benefit of Reiki. I acknowledge my commitment to my self-improvement process.”
To safeguard our immune system, we like to follow the Health Canada Food Guide. Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits, whole grain foods and legumes. Choose protein foods that come from plants more often. Choose foods with healthy fats instead of saturated fat. Limit highly processed foods. Prepare meals and snacks using ingredients that have little to no added sodium, sugars or saturated fat. Make water your drink of choice. Replace sugary drinks with water.

Holiday Celebration Party
2024-12-14 14:00 - 16:00 | Online
Let’s celebrate together our love in harmony! Entry is FREE. Feel free to bring a small gift, about $20, holistic & healthy, for our gift exchange in Ville Saint Laurent. We’ll charge our manifestation wishes with Reiki. Children are welcome. There will be served cakes and tea. Feel free to bring a small cake or cookies. Looking forward to giving you a Reiki hug! Please, prepare your manifestation list for 2025! If you cannot make it in person, a Zoom link will be open from 2:30 pm to 3 pm EDT (11:30 am in Vancouver, 12:30 pm in Edmonton, 1:30 pm in Mexico City, 4:30 pm in Sao Paulo, 8:30 pm in Paris or Rome, 9:30 pm in Sofia, 11:30 pm in Dubai): https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9074655172?pwd=[REDACTED]

First Degree DivineYu Usui Reiki
2024-12-14 10:00 - 13:00 | Online
TICKETS
Fees: $ 150 + tax
First Degree DivineYu Reiki

The class will be given in person in Ville Saint Laurent and online.

Learn how to self-heal
Balance your body, emotions and mind
Awaken two energy channels within you
Connect with a divine particle in you
Access an amazing free energy field
Attune into an unconditional love vibration
Learn about clinical trial results on Reiki
Tap into an amazing relaxation method
Discover the truth about naturo-therapies
Accelerate healing of your loved ones
Find your spiritual home
Learn why celebrities use Reiki for wellness and beauty
Receive a certificate recognized by the Canadian Reiki Association and the Canadian Naturo-Therapy Association
Learn the truth about the energy therapy

Upon completion, you will receive a First Degree Certificate in the DivineYu Usui system of Reiki from the DivineYu Reiki Academy. The First Degree of the Usui Reiki has no prerequisites. Even children can easily learn this technique, and apply it successfully.
Once attuned by a Reiki Master, Reiki will never leave you. Following your first degree attunement, you will be able to treat yourself, your family and friends, animals, plants, food and water. Reiki energy flows to the part of the body where it is needed the most. It builds confidence, brings peace and positive thinking, and can help to self-heal physical, mental and emotional conditions. Reiki is used in a combination with other therapies in many health and wellness institutions such as hospitals, rehabilitation and mental care clinics, substance withdrawal clinics and senior care facilities.
Scientific results measured after Reiki sessions: reduced pain, reduced fatigue, reduced inflammation, normalized blood pressure, normalized body temperature, normalized heart beat, normalized respiration rate, balanced parasympathetic nervous system, improved energy, improved relaxation, reduced anxiety and worry, reduced depression, improved mood, improved sleep, reduced loneliness, improved attitude, improved memory, eased surgery pressure, improved behaviour, improved self-confidence, improved sense of calm, reduced burn-out of nurses and doctors, reduced side effects of cancer therapies, improved quality of life, improved well-being and more.
Reiki sessions demonstrated no negative, toxic side effects. This is in line with the natural therapy principles: “First Do No Harm” (primum non nocere), based on the Hippocratic Oath. READ MORE

Why choose us?

Study at the world’s leading Reiki Academy;
Learn about science, spirituality and self-healing techniques in Reiki;
Get a certificate recognized by the Canadian Reiki Association and the Naturo-therapy Association;
Became part of a growing and supporting community;
Connect directly with the Source, with no intermediaries;
Get free instructor-led practice sessions;
Learn from a Reiki teacher, who has a MSc degree in biomedical engineering;
Learn from to a Reiki teacher, who has recognized spiritual capabilities;
Get a life long spiritual teacher and mentor to help you overcame challenges;
Take steps towards your self-realization in a safe and nurturing environment;
Learn advanced cell level therapy procedures, not available elsewhere;
Get access to a large number of holistic events at discounted prices;
Benefit from a space designed as a sacred energy vortex;
Become involved in scientific studies on energy therapies;
Get support in becoming the best Reiki teacher you can be;
Get access to new methods, inspired healthy lifestyles and make informed choices;
Learn about the latest scientific discoveries;
Access to a wide range of holistic workshops;
Repeat the First Degree Reiki seminar as many times as you like.

Duration: 1 day.
Fees: $150+tax for new students of Reiki, and $100 for Reiki initiates from other Reiki schools.
Contact info@divineyu.com to register.
Please, e-transfer to transfer@divineyu.com $172.45
GM Brana
How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
Make sure that you are connected to the Internet and open a web browser.
Click on: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9074655172?pwd=[REDACTED]
Click on the Open Zoom Meetings button.
When you log in please mute your speaker.
You are welcome to enable your camera.
There is a chat button for questions.

Virtual Travel Nepal, Enlightenment Option
2024-11-01 09:00 - 2024-11-12 21:00 | Katmandu, Katmandu, Nepal
Please, subscribe by October 22, 2024, for the Academy to be able to prepare your Virtual Travel Enlightenment Option.

Prayers made for your well-being by GM Brana at 11 major sacred sites in Nepal (Pashupati, Bauddhanath, Swayambhu, Ashura Cave in Parphing, Patan, Lumbini birthplace of the Buddha, Kopan Monastery, Namo Buddha Monastery, Nagarkot – Himalayas, Changunarayan and Bhaktapur).
8 Royalty-free photos from Nepal that you could use for posting or books.
Tree planted in your name at the Buddha Peace Park, Nagarkot, Himalayas.
Puja performed by the Buddhist nuns for your well-being and removal of obstacles to your enlightenment.
One rescue dog food and flowers during the Kukur Tihar Festival (October 30, 2024), for our animal guardians.

Pashupati

The Pashupatinath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva is considered one of the most sacred places in Nepal. In mythology it is said that Pashupatinath started living in Nepal in the form of a deer because he was enchanted by the beauty of Kathmandu Valley. Built in 5th century, this temple is said to be the largest temple complex of the country. The five faces of Pashupati represent the five forms of Shiva: Sadyojata (also known as Varuna), Vamadeva (also known as Uma Maheshvara), Tatpurusha, Aghora, and Ishana. They face the west, north, east, south and zenith respectively, representing the pancha bhuta (five basic elements) of the Hindu cosmos, namely earth, water, air, light and ether.
Bauddhanath

Tibetans call Boudhnath Chorten Chempo, meaning ‘Great Stupa’ and it is famed throughout the Himalayan region for its powers of wish fulfillment and blessing. Each part of a stupa has a specific significance, creating a three-dimensional representation of important elements of Buddhist philosophy to remind devotees of the path towards enlightenment. Thousands of pilgrims circle the stupa in a clockwise direction each day, many of which spin every prayer wheel. It is said that each spin of a prayer wheel is the equivalent of reciting the mantra embossed on it eleven thousand times. Walking one circuit of the stupa and spinning each of the 147 wheels thereby equals 1,617,000 prayers, and because some pilgrims circle the stupa several times a day every day of the year for years on end their prayers are expressed literally billions of times.
Swayambhu

Is an ancient religious complex atop a hill in the Kathmandu Valley. Swayambhunath Stupa is the most ancient and enigmatic of all the holy shrines in Kathmandu valley. The stupa was already an important Buddhist pilgrimage destination by the 5th century AD. Its origins date to a much earlier time, long before the arrival of Buddhism into the valley. Swayambhunath stupa is also called the `Monkey Temple’ There are holy monkeys living in the north-west parts of the temple. They are holy because Manjushri, the bodhisattva of wisdom and learning, was raising the hill which the stupa stands on. He was supposed to leave his hair short, but he made it grow long and head lice grew. It is said that the head lice transformed into these monkeys.
Ashura Cave in Parphing
The Asura cave, at Pharping, Nepal is said to be a place where the great tantric master Padmasambhava stayed and meditated. Because of the attainments he is thought to have achieved here, many Tibetan Buddhists consider this the most sacred site associated with Guru Rinpoche outside of Tibet proper.
Patan

Situated at the centre of the city of Lalitpur in Nepal. It is one of the three Durbar Squares in the Kathmandu Valley, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Patan is one of the oldest Buddhist cities. It is a center of both Hinduism and Buddhism with 136 bahals or courtyards and 55 major temples. Most of these structures are in the vicinity of the Durbar Square.
Lumbini – Birthplace of the Buddha

The area where the Buddha grew up as Prince Siddhartha. The holy site of Lumbini has ruins of ancient monasteries, a sacred Bodhi tree, an ancient bathing pond, the Ashokan pillar and the Mayadevi Temple, a site traditionally considered to be the birthplace of the Buddha. Lumbini, the exact location of the Buddha’s birth, is recognized as one of the most significant holy sites in the world. Experience the spirituality’s power for yourself by traveling with the millions of pilgrims who have done so over the course of two millennia.
Kopan Monastery

Tibetan Buddhist monastery near Boudhanath, on the outskirts of Kathmandu, Nepal. It is a member of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition, an international network of Gelugpa dharma centers, and once served as its headquarters.
Namo Buddha Monastery
Namo Buddha is one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites south of the Himalayas, as well as being one of the holiest Buddhist sites in the world. Known by Tibetans as Takmo Lu Jin, meaning “Tigress Body Generosity”, the Namo Buddha stupa marks the site where a young prince (in some versions, the Buddha himself) encountered a tigress close to starvation and unable to feed her own cubs. Overcome with compassion, the prince allowed the tigress to consume him and thereby feed her cubs.
Nagarkot – Himalayas

A spiritual retreat for self-realization. Nagarkot is famous for its Himalayan views- the Himalayan peaks at sunrise are a magnificent sight to behold. Nagarkot is surrounded by thickly forested hills of pine trees which give you an idyllic scene.
Changunarayan
The oldest Vishnu shrine in Kathmandu Valley. Founded as early as 325 AD, it is one of Nepal’s most beautiful and historically important structures. Changu narayan is the another name of the god bishnu. God Bishnu is the one suprime god in the hindu religion among the hindu deties.
Changunarayan temple 18 km east of the Kathmandu city and close from the Bhaktapur. It lies on the top of the hill and tourist can view the beautiful views of the kathmandu valley. Changunarayan Temple is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nepal and is an important cultural heritage site of Nepal.
Bhaktapur

UNESCO World Heritage site (1979 A.D). Museum of medieval art and architecture with many examples of sculpture, woodcarving and colossal pagoda temples consecrated to different gods and goddesses. Bhaktapur is surrounded by mountains and provides a magnificent view of the Himalayas. Bhaktapur’s significance as a place of Hindu spirituality and its reputation as a symbol of national heritage and pride is linked to the religious and architectural history of the Durbar Square.

Virtual Travel Nepal, Blessings Option
2024-11-01 09:00 - 2024-11-12 09:00 | Katmandu, Katmandu, Nepal
Please, subscribe by October 22, 2024, for the Academy to be able to prepare your Virtual Travel Blessings Option!
Prayers made for your well-being by GM Brana at 11 major sacred sites in Nepal (Pashupati, Bauddhanath, Swayambhu, Ashura Cave in Parphing, Patan, Lumbini birthplace of the Buddha, Kopan Monastery, Namo Buddha Monastery, Nagarkot – Himalayas, Changunarayan and Bhaktapur).

Activate 10 Sefirot Kabbalah Meditations
2024-10-09 19:00 - 20:00 | Online
Kabbalah offers a map of creation, from the first intention down to the swirling mass of matter, which we now understand as the basis of quantum physics. We’ll use the central symbol of Kabbalah, the Tree of Life, as a source of meditation to help us better understand different aspects of ourselves. The Sefirot are ten attributes through which the Divine manifests itself. One may say that the Sefirot has two basic functions, one as lights that serve to reveal and express, and another as vessels that define the light so that specific qualities are manifest. By understanding Sefirot’s interrelationships, we can relate to the process of the Creation and the operation of the universe.
We’ll activate 2 sefirot each Wednesday. Repeating meditations is not free.

Kether – Crown
Chochmah – Wisdom
Binah – (Intellectual) Understanding
Chesed – Loving-Kindness
Geburah – Healthy Discernment
Tiphareth – Beauty & Harmony
Netzach – Endurance
Hod – Gratitude
Yesod – Foundation
Malchut – Physical Reality

The Tree of the Sefirot is considered the link between heaven and earth. The head of Kether is rooted in Ein Sof, the Divine nature of the Creator. Because of this Keter is incomprehensible and indescribable, it is called “the most hidden of all hidden things.” At the moment of manifestation, the Will of the absolute is signified by a dimensionless point of light, coming out of the veil of non-existence. A Crown is a kabbalistic symbol to describe that dimensionless point between manifest and unmanifest. Such a crown is hollow and through its center passes everything that is to come into being – everything that was, is, and will be.

Developing Intuition. Chohmah is the uppermost of the sephirot of the right line in the kabbalistic Tree of Life. It is to the bottom right of Keter, with Binah across from it. Chohmah has 2 faces, one facing Kether above, and the other facing below. One aspect is communion with the Divine to increase our wisdom, and the other to teach others this wisdom. It’s associated with our intuition. It’s the potential of “what is”, the flesh of inspiration or the life force of all Creation.
Chohmah is associated with our right brain function and is on the masculine side of the Tree of Life. Chohmah is pure potential. It is an idea waiting to be developed, the beginning of the process. It’s not possible to intellectually inquire above the level of Chohmah. Higher aspects of Creation do not come through intellectual channels but from pure formless consciousness. “Wisdom comes from nothingness.”

Binah is the uppermost feminine element. Having received the seed from Chohmah, Binah conceived and gave birth to the seven lower Sefirot. In our mind, we first activate our Chohmah (idea) and then our Binah (how to make it happen). Binah is the meticulous systemizing and quantifying of the solution that Chohmah has conceived. It is here that we touch and understand the mysteries of birth and death for what they are. Once we put Chohmah and Binah together, we have knowledge (Daat). Binah consciousness is being here and now, one does not dwell on the past or future. Here we gain mastery over emotional reactions and bring a new sense of mental calmness.

Right Arm. Chesed is associated with the desire to embrace all of Creation and bestow upon it goodness. Chesed is considered the first “day” of Creation. The Divine consciousness of this day is that all of Creation is one as embraced, in love, by the Oneness of the Creator.
The first day, the day of loving-kindness, “accompanies” and radiates its light to all the other days of Creation. Being first carries within itself a property that no other element in the universe possesses. Every action in the universe has a cause, except that which is the first one. Chesed is the first step of action, it’s preceded only by “thought”.
Chesed also describes the beginning of any relationship of the Creator to human. The underlying foundation of all existence is a gift based on unconditional love. No person ever merited his / her own existence. In other words, the Creator owes us nothing. We were given love and life with no conditions and it’s up to us how well we’ll use it. Purity of motive is intrinsic to Chesed. As soon as there is a motivation “for something”, it has ceased being Chesed. There is a strong message in the positive correspondences for Chesed: without humility and love, leadership and power become the instruments of the human race self-destruction driven by greed & vanity. We would know this sefirot as Agape, Divine Love.

It’s the second of the emotive attributes of the sefirot. Positive Geburah is the ability to make sound decisions- detached, impartial, sensible, clear, true, and very powerful. It’s about the strength to restrain one’s innate urge to bestow goodness upon others when the recipient misuses it, which leads to karmic repercussions for the giver and the receiver.
I’ll teach how to use safely the strength of this sefirot. When self-criticism and criticism of other people are over-emphasized, it has the potential to create what we call in the physical world- evil. In its extreme expression, it can become very judgmental. Our ability to handle and direct the energies of balanced discernment depends on to what degree we have acquired stability within ourselves. In other words, the interplay between unconditional love and discernment drives the Cause and Effect principle. If there was no Geburah, there would be no human accountability to its Creator. Too much and or only loving-kindness would lead to behavior unrestricted by any moral values. It would negate the need for people to actively use their free will to choose the good.
If Chesed is the irrepressibly expanding impulse of love and growth, then Geburah is the counteracting restraint and concentration. Geburah could be called the “warriors” Sefirot for indeed the symbol that it represents is that of transformation. We use discernment to say “Enough”, “No” without feeling guilty, to stand up for ourselves, and to set healthy boundaries. It’s the sphere where we learn to overcome the opposition. It also teaches us responsibility and respect for the use of these great energies. We’ll look at the kindness and unaccountability of Chesed, versus the accountability of Geburah. Balancing loving kindness and discernment becomes an everyday task for each human. As opposite forces, Chesed and Geburah must balance one another to preserve order in the universe.

Tipheret is about the beauty and appreciation of ongoing creation. It’s related to our heart, whose central position in the torso mediates between right and left, Chesed (“unconditional love” associated with giving) and Geburah (“discernment” associated with receiving). It’s about learning to see an issue through another’s point of view and to be able to incorporate that perspective into our worldview.
Tipharet is the sefirot that unites the upper nine strengths. It’s considered the primary attribute of the Creator. Its goal is the development of human beings to their greatest potential. Tipharet is not a “compromise”, but a synthesis or an integration of Chesed and Geburah, with its new characteristics. Tipheret is sometimes associated with the idea of a tzaddik, someone who goes through the world doing good, making wise decisions, and creating harmony.

Hod is about the process of aligning the Human and Divine Will, feeling awe, trusting the universe, letting go, the source of humbleness, a conduit through which grace is given. It’s about the state of sincerity. Netzach and Hod unite in Yesod, which is the foundation of creativity and productivity. When we are experiencing an expansive moment of Hod, we need to understand that it will not last forever. Hod moments give us the juice to keep going on; Netzach is the going on itself. On the more mundane planes, we can understand Hod as inspiration, and Netzach as perspiration. Hod are those moments of insight at which we sing and shout “Awwww!” Netzach is the rest of the time. Whereas Chesed and Geburah signify unbounded loving-kindness and its constriction so that beings can receive according to their ability, Netzach and Hod are the two Sefirot that define the ability of the recipient to receive. Chesed, Geburah, and Tipareth manifest in the upper part of the body, in the arms and torso. With the energies of Netzach and Hod (which correspond to the right and left hips / legs / feet, respectively) we can learn to be firmly grounded even while we are striving for great heights. At the same time, we won’t lose sight of our capabilities despite our yearning for things beyond. Netzech and Hod adapt a subtle concept of the Creator’s mind and modify it to match the capacity of the student. They determine how things should be presented so that teachings are understood. They serve as tools or vessels for applications of kindness, justice, and compassion in the world. Unlike the upper sefirot, which acts as a stimulant of will and reason, those sefirot follow the casual order, they provide a sort of a distribution measure of loving-kindness. Netzach and Hod (the right and left legs), can only perform their function if they walk–together. They teach us that it’s not sufficient that we as humans have individual desires, intellects, and emotions, we are also invited to build something of enduring value in arts, culture, spirituality, community, etc.

Yesod and Malkut in Kabbalah: How to stay grounded on a spiritual path. Sometimes we have taken our spirituality so seriously that we have forgotten to have fun in life. Spiritual people can be sensitive to other people’s feelings and are often thinking about how to save the world. From there it’s not an easy transition to having fun and seeing the light side of life, yet we need that as human beings. I’ll teach you how to combine joy with spirituality. Eating live nutrition, gardening, crystals, spring water, and walking in nature can help us stay balanced and grounded. The fundamental nature of Yesod is that of interface; it interfaces the rest of the Tree of Life to Malkuth. The interface is bi-directional; impulses are coming down from Kether, and echoes bounce back from Malkuth. The virtue of Yesod is independence, the ability to make our foundations, to continually rebuild ourselves, to reject the security of comfortable illusions, and to confront reality without blinking. The vice of Yesod is idleness. This can be contrasted with the inertia of Malkuth. A stone is inert because it cannot change. Yesod collects the vital forces of the sephirot above and transmits these creative and vital energies into the feminine Malkuth below. Yesod channels, Malkuth receives. In turn, it is through Malkuth that the Earth can interact with the divinity. In other words, the foundation (Yesod) of a building is its “grounding,” its union with the earth (Malkuth).

Malkuth completes the chain of the sefirot. It’s associated with the physical realm. Malkuth gives tangible form to the other emanations. If we imagine the first three sefirot to be an idea arising in the mind, the second three to be the stirrings in the heart as it weighs and evaluates it, and the third three to be the qualities of action that bring it into being, then Malkuth is its actual being; its manifestation. Yesod has gathered together all of the energies of creation — and then it creates. Malkuth is the result.
In human terms, your Malkuth aspect corresponds to the fruits of your labor: that which happens out there in the world, once you’re finished willing and deciding and creating. Malkuth is also Shechinah, Presence, the Divine feminine. She is the Earth mating with the sky. The Divine male and female in Kabbalah are experienced through spirit and body in a single individual. This is exemplified in the Hermetic maxim ‘As above so below’, and “Kether is in Malkuth, and Malkuth is in Kether”. What’s higher on a Kabbalistic hierarchy is not more important than what is below.

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Fee: $ 75 + tax
Tickets for attending 5 meditations: Activate 10 Sefirot Kabbalah Meditations
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Fee: $ 25 + tax
Tickets for attending a single Activate 10 Sefirot Kabbalah Meditations meditation How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
Make sure that you are connected to the Internet and open a web browser.
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First Degree DivineYu Usui Reiki
2024-10-06 10:00 - 17:00 | Online
The class will be given in person in Ville Saint Laurent and online.

Learn how to self-heal
Balance your body, emotions and mind
Awaken two energy channels within you
Connect with a divine particle in you
Access an amazing free energy field
Attune into an unconditional love vibration
Learn about clinical trial results on Reiki
Tap into an amazing relaxation method
Discover the truth about naturo-therapies
Accelerate healing of your loved ones
Find your spiritual home
Learn why celebrities use Reiki for wellness and beauty
Receive a certificate recognized by the Canadian Reiki Association and the Canadian Naturo-Therapy Association
Learn the truth about the energy therapy

Upon completion, you will receive a First Degree Certificate in the DivineYu Usui system of Reiki from the DivineYu Reiki Academy. The First Degree of the Usui Reiki has no prerequisites. Even children can easily learn this technique, and apply it successfully.
Once attuned by a Reiki Master, Reiki will never leave you. Following your first degree attunement, you will be able to treat yourself, your family and friends, animals, plants, food and water. Reiki energy flows to the part of the body where it is needed the most. It builds confidence, brings peace and positive thinking, and can help to self-heal physical, mental and emotional conditions. Reiki is used in a combination with other therapies in many health and wellness institutions such as hospitals, rehabilitation and mental care clinics, substance withdrawal clinics and senior care facilities.
Scientific results measured after Reiki sessions: reduced pain, reduced fatigue, reduced inflammation, normalized blood pressure, normalized body temperature, normalized heart beat, normalized respiration rate, balanced parasympathetic nervous system, improved energy, improved relaxation, reduced anxiety and worry, reduced depression, improved mood, improved sleep, reduced loneliness, improved attitude, improved memory, eased surgery pressure, improved behaviour, improved self-confidence, improved sense of calm, reduced burn-out of nurses and doctors, reduced side effects of cancer therapies, improved quality of life, improved well-being and more.
Reiki sessions demonstrated no negative, toxic side effects. This is in line with the natural therapy principles: “First Do No Harm” (primum non nocere), based on the Hippocratic Oath. READ MORE

Why choose us?

Study at the world’s leading Reiki Academy;
Learn about science, spirituality and self-healing techniques in Reiki;
Get a certificate recognized by the Canadian Reiki Association and the Naturo-therapy Association;
Became part of a growing and supporting community;
Connect directly with the Source, with no intermediaries;
Get free instructor-led practice sessions;
Learn from a Reiki teacher, who has a MSc degree in biomedical engineering;
Learn from to a Reiki teacher, who has recognized spiritual capabilities;
Get a life long spiritual teacher and mentor to help you overcame challenges;
Take steps towards your self-realization in a safe and nurturing environment;
Learn advanced cell level therapy procedures, not available elsewhere;
Get access to a large number of holistic events at discounted prices;
Benefit from a space designed as a sacred energy vortex;
Become involved in scientific studies on energy therapies;
Get support in becoming the best Reiki teacher you can be;
Get access to new methods, inspired healthy lifestyles and make informed choices;
Learn about the latest scientific discoveries;
Access to a wide range of holistic workshops;
Repeat the First Degree Reiki seminar as many times as you like.

Duration: 1 day.
Fees: $150+tax for new students of Reiki, and $100 for Reiki initiates from other Reiki schools.
Contact info@divineyu.com to register.
Please, e-transfer to transfer@divineyu.com $172.45
GM Brana
How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
Make sure that you are connected to the Internet and open a web browser.
Click on: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/9074655172?pwd=[REDACTED]
Click on the Open Zoom Meetings button.
When you log in please mute your speaker.
You are welcome to enable your camera.
There is a chat button for questions.

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Fees: $ 150 + tax
First Degree DivineYu Reiki

Receive Free Distance Reiki
2024-10-05 10:00 - 11:00 | Online
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Enjoy the soothing experience of Reiki energy to balance your mind, body, and emotions! The event is hosted on-line, in a virtual room on the Internet! Open to all and free. There are no prerequisites.
Reiki Research
November 12, 2019: A large study by Natalie L. Dyer, PhD, Ann L. Baldwin, PhD, and William L. Rand was completed with 99 Reiki Master giving sessions across the United States. A total of 1411 Reiki sessions were conducted and included in the analysis.

Conclusion:
Reiki acutely improved physical and psychological symptoms associated with many health conditions, including affect, pain, depression, anxiety, tiredness, drowsiness, nausea, shortness of breath, appetite, and overall well-being. Reiki can provide immediate relief for many health conditions and is used for this purpose inside and outside of the hospital setting. This multi-site real-world effectiveness trial was feasible to conduct and provided important preliminary data on the effectiveness of a single session of Reiki to improve physical and psychological symptoms. From 1989 to 2018, a total of 74 peer-reviewed research articles have been published on Reiki. Over 800 hospitals (15%) in the United States currently offer Reiki to patients.

Click here to read more about Reiki Research

DivineYu Terms of Service
By receiving Reiki energy, you agree to DivineYu Terms of Service: “Reiki is not intended to mitigate, prevent, treat, cure or diagnose any medical conditions in individuals. I understand that Reiki is a stress reduction and relaxation technique. I acknowledge that sessions administered are only for the purpose of helping me relax and to relieve stress. Reiki Practitioners do not diagnose conditions, nor do they prescribe substances or perform medical treatment, nor interfere with the treatment of a licensed medical professional. It is recommended that I see a licensed physician, or licensed health care professional for any physical or psychological ailment or condition I may have. I also understand the body has the ability to heal itself, and to do so complete relaxation is often beneficial.
I understand and believe that self-improvement requires commitment on my part, and that I must be willing to change in a positive way if I am to receive the full benefit of Reiki.

Health Canada Food Guide
To safeguard our immune system, we like to follow the Health Canada Food Guide. Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits, whole grain foods and legumes. Choose protein foods that come from plants more often. Choose foods with healthy fats instead of saturated fat. Limit highly processed foods. Prepare meals and snacks using ingredients that have little to no added sodium, sugars or saturated fat. Make water your drink of choice. Replace sugary drinks with water. How to join this event online?

On this event page, click on RSVP to reserve your place.
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