Yuthok Nyingthig Tummo Yoga
Seven day retreat with Dr. James Bae
January 5th - 12th, 2025
(Check in on January 5th between 3-6pm, check out on January 12th at noon)
In order to create an intimate retreat setting for participants, this event will NOT be streamed online.
To view our online programs please visit our CALENDAR.
PRICE:
Commuter $950 (Includes retreat plus all meals, no accommodation)
Residential $1300 - $2000 (Includes retreat plus all meals and onsite accommodation for seven nights)
Limited to 15 residential participants
Please fill out the application form on this page prior to registering.
FOUNDATIONS OF TIBETAN YOGA: THREE PART TRAINING
Part One: Yuthok Nyingthig Tsalung Trulkhor I
Part Two: Yuthok Nyingthig Tsalung Trulkhor II
Part Three: Yuthok Nyingthig Tummo Yoga
ABOUT THIS RETREAT:
In the Yuthok Nyingthig, we find detailed instructions on the practice of Tummo, or Inner Heat Yoga.
This intermediate in-person seven day practice retreat will provide experiential introduction to Tummo Yoga, within the context of the Yuthok Heart Essence cycle. Participants will be guided through all of the phases of practice instruction delineated by the tradition including methods for the body, speech and mind as well as practical guidance on tsalung trulkhor.
More extensive and detailed instructions will be provided beyond what has been taught in online formats.
The retreat will follow a four-session/day schedule with ample time for group cultivation and periods of silence. Practice sessions will include ngöndro, guru yoga and other sadhanas customary in traditional retreat.
Modifications will be made according to participant’s experience level and needs.
PREREQUISITES:
In order to attend this intensive retreat, completion of seven day Yuthok ngöndro retreat (or ngöndro in another Vajrayana lineage) is required, as well as participation in either Part One or Part Two of our Foundations of Tibetan Yoga retreats with Dr. James Bae (Tsalung 1 or 2). If you have not completed these pre-requisites but have prior background in Tummo or Tsalung yoga, please fill out the form below to inquire about your eligibility. If you have specific health concerns, please also be sure to include your concerns in the form or to email us.
REGISTRATION POLICIES:
Before registering, please review our cancellation policies
PURE LAND FARMS POLICIES & GUIDELINES
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ABOUT YOUR TEACHER:
Dr. James H. Bae is a doctor of Chinese Medicine. He is also an author and educator of yoga, contemplative medicine and the healing arts. James is the Director of Bae Acupuncture, a long-standing private practice and community wellness clinic, in Brooklyn, NY, the Director of Samaya Education (now Contemplative Healing), dedicated to the preservation of Indo-Tibetan Yoga and traditional healing, as well as a research initiative.
Yuthok Nyingthig, the ‘Heart Essence of Yuthok.' This unique and comprehensive set of Tibetan Buddhist practices was transmitted by Yuthok Yönten Gönpo the Younger, the great 12th century Tibetan physician and meditation adept who is considered to be an emanation of Medicine Buddha. It is a complete system of practice from the Anuttarayogatantra (Highest Yoga Tantra) class of teachings, beginning with Ngöndro (the preliminaries) and progressing through Kyerim and Dzogrim (Creation and Completion Stage practices) to the highest practices of Mahamudra and Dzogchen.
The tradition includes concise and essential methods perfectly suited for busy contemporary practitioners that offer both worldly benefits including improved health and longevity for oneself and others, as well as the ultimate benefit of complete spiritual liberation. The Yuthok Nyingthig is the main spiritual tradition connected with Sowa Rigpa (Tibetan medicine), and it contains many unique methods to heighten the intuitive, diagnostic, and healing capacities of doctors. It is the only complete cycle of Vajrayana teachings in which Medicine Buddha as a yidam (personal meditative deity).
Yuthok Nyingthig meditation practices are traditionally done in the context of a seven day retreat, making them practical and accessible in these modern busy times.