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[TEACHER INTERVIEW] Healing Our Hearts Creatively

Self-Care

What keeps you from feeling and behaving like the bodhisattva (open-hearted one) that you want to be? Many of us have buried or hidden parts of our selves that need to be seen or acknowledged before we can fully open ourselves to others. In Dancing Through the Dark Door, Lama Alta Brown and David Soucy guide participants through a process of making friends with the demons within us. Break free from the wounds that limit you and embrace your compassion.

Watch this short video to learn more about this creative healing process being offered at Drala Mountain Center March 31 – April 2, 2023.

If you weren’t able to join Dr. Lama Alta Brown and David Soucy for Dancing Through The Dark Door, please consider joining them for Chod, which is another practice of compassion, this summer, August 9-15, 2023, or as part of the Mahayana Summer Seminar!

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March 7, 2023
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