Richard Rudis - Sonam Dorje

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Music:

In Tibetan, the word "Terma" means hidden treasure, and the word "Yana" means a path, way, or vehicle. The sound meditation recorded herein was created with the multi-tonal voice of a large "Earth" gong tuned to the vibrational signature of Ghia’s, nearly eternal, dance with Sol. Her weaving overtones will carry the listener down corridors and through portals into the domain of transcendence. It is a journey of profound reverberation - for within the sound "mandala" are conduits which penetrate the realms of physical, mental, and spiritual healing. Here "dragons be found" - fundamental phantasms of unfolding clarity and the clear light of the unhindered mind.
You are invited to sip at the elixir of Dharmakaya (unwavering truth) and bathe yourself in its soothing harmonies. These are the sounds you are listening to now, and you can obtain your copy of Terma-yana here.

At the ever expanding terminus of the known phenomenal universe, on the pulsating edge of time and space, where the mind teeters on the precarious apex of consciousness and the world of perception and imagination commingle; here is where we find Event Horizon. Experience a meditational healing event reflecting the harmonious overtones of the Earth as it transits around the Sun. A transformational sojourn hovering on the edge of Enlightenment.

Movies:

In this opening excerpt from the film, Stupa, join me as we explore the Great Stupa of Bodhinath in Kathmandu, Nepal. This vast dome-shaped monument represents the Mind of the Buddha. It is the primary pilgrimage destination for Buddhists of the Himalayas and is a very special place of spiritual inspiration to visitors from all over the world.

Books:

Are you interested in learning about Himalayan Singing Bowls? Then you might enjoy this informative article at NuMoon Creations.