Begin in the language of the body
Some practice does not need to begin with belief. It can begin with feeling.
"If those realizations are not yet there, begin with the blockages. Start with ordinary relaxation. This may be one of the best things we can offer ordinary people: work in the area of the body, in the language of the body, and learn to relax."
--- GarTul Chimi Dorjee Rinpoche · Manang · 28 July 2026
Relaxation is not escape
"When there is no longer so much stress and tension within you, you feel very light. Like a balloon. Like cotton. Like a feather. Light
--- GarTul Chimi Dorjee Rinpoche · Manang · 28 July 2026
Emotion also appears in the body
"Choose kindness and observe how the energy flows. Choose hatred and observe how the energy flows, and see the side effects."
--- GarTul Chimi Dorjee Rinpoche · Manang · 28 July 2026
What remains when a thought is gone?
"Between breaths, there is a gap. Between thoughts, there is also a gap. Even during thoughts, that space is there. It is always there."
--- GarTul Chimi Dorjee Rinpoche · Manang · 28 July 2026
"Thoughts come and go. Awareness remains."
--- GarTul Chimi Dorjee Rinpoche · Manang · 28 July 2026
"The gap is a glimpse. The background is the clear picture. The gap can give us a glimpse. But through it, we need to recognize the clear background and settle there."
--- GarTul Chimi Dorjee Rinpoche · Manang · 28 July 2026
The body is also an entrance to deeper practice
"Based on that, we can focus more deeply on body sensitivity. Through body sensitivity, we gain access to the channels and winds, to Tummo, and to deeper levels of practice."
--- GarTul Chimi Dorjee Rinpoche · Manang · 28 July 2026
The accessible foundation and the deeper lineage practices are therefore not two separate worlds. There is a path between them: begin with relaxation, begin with the body, and learn to feel directly.
Begin with the body. Begin by learning to feel directly. We invite you to become part of a place where this kind of practice can
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