Thursday, November 12, 6:30 – 8:00pm, via Zoom and In-Person at DGCEC
Explore the ancient practice of “Dream Yoga” which begins with lucid awareness in sleep and an opportunity to transform dreams into meditative and investigative states. Ani Choyang shares her own work with leading sleep researchers and offers practical insights into a centuries old practice.
Drepung Gomang Center for Engaging Compassion is pleased to welcome a visit by Ani Tenzin Choyang, a dedicated Tibetan Buddhist nun, teacher, and burgeoning research scientist originally from Tibet. Ani Choyang is a scholar who has studied in the US at Emory-Tibet Science Initiative at Emory University. In addition, she is nearing completion of her Geshema Degree (a Doctorate in Buddhist Philosophy and Psychology). Ani la lives at Jangchub Choeling Nunnery in southern India.
Jangchub Choeling Nunnery currently serves a community of 340 nuns. Ani Choyang is the project director of a center for Buddhist philosophy and science – called Jangchub Choeling Library and Learning Center – which will be a hub where nuns and women from local and global communities learn, retreat, and grow together.
Proceeds from this event will help this project reach completion. The Jangchub Choeling Library and Learning Center is committed to becoming an educational institution dedicated to empowering women, encouraging young nuns to study subjects like science, English, and mathematics enables them to share their insights and teachings with a broader audience while contributing meaningfully to the modern world.
Please register: $20, $25, $30. Larger donations are welcome. Checks can be made to Friends of Jangchub Choeling Nunnery or offered on the website JangchubChoeling.org.
The Project Goal of the Hidden Happiness Tour in the United States is $235,000. If this goal is reached by December, a $235,000 matching grant will be donated. Friends of Jangchub Choeling Nunnery’s Louisville goal is $25,000.
