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Hi all,

Just wanted to let you know that Traga Rinpoche will lead a Dzogchen Retreat in Bristol, Vermont from May 5-14, 2006.

May 5 - Meditation Instructions from the Heart

May 6-7

- Teachings on Jigme Lingpa's Prayer and Aspiration:Training in the Pure Realms of the Three Kayas

May 7-9 - Yangzab Wrathful Guru who Holds Immortality: Empowerment and Practice Instructions

May 11-14 - Yangzab Dzogchen Teachings: Commentary on the Completion of Primordial Wisdom

Trechod and Thogal Teachings from the Yangzab Treasure Cycle

From Garchen Rinpoche, Traga Rinpoche received teachings on all Drikung Kagyu texts on regular Dharma service and practice, the five-fold Mahamudra, the entire Dzogchen Yangzab teachings, and many profound pith instructions. He then did his Dzogchen Yangzab retreat at Lho Miyel Gon monastery.

In early 1984, Traga Rinpoche received full gelong ordination from the Nyingma master Khenpo Munsel, who gave him the detailed teachings on Dzogchen “Cutting Through the Resistance to Primordial Purity.” Khenpo Munsel gently looked at Traga Rinpoche and said, “Your karmic propensity is to practice Dzogchen. I am your karmic lama. If you can meditate, you have today found the way to liberation in one life. You will never find something like this even if you went to look for it with your horse’s hooves encased in steel. Spend one year near me and meditate.” For the next seven years, he did retreat near Khenpo Munsel, and practiced Cutting Through, Passing Over, and many other advanced practices.

In 1998, Lamchen Gyalpo Rinpoche -- determined to make Traga Rinpoche’s vast knowledge and profound experiential understanding of the highest level of Dzogchen teachings accessible to as many students as possible -- enthroned him as “Lopon Rinpoche” (Precious Master), with lavish praise for his hard work and outstanding achievements. His Eminence Garchen Rinpoche selected Traga Rinpoche as the retreat master and resident lama at the Garchen Buddhist Institute, and asked his students “to have full confidence in Traga Rinpoche, just as I have full confidence in him.

For more information or to register, please visit ddcv@gmavt.net or you can call 802-453-3431.