Being home. Arriving, no longer having to do anything, just letting go. Finally finding peace and feeling content - deep within ourselves.

We all long for this so much - and yet we live the exact opposite. We think that we have to be different, better, stronger and more perfect, so that everything finally falls into place. But this moment never comes. We always criticize ourselves and try to be someone we are not, someone we actually don’t want to be. We believe that we are not lovable as we are, that we are not worthy.

So what can we do to find our inner home, to finally arrive home? Letting go and being content - that is the key.

In this three-month course, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche guides us in letting go everything we don’t need, bit by bit, and in this way becoming more and more content. The focus is on meditation, because through meditation we find access to our innate wisdom and to our true nature of deep contentment and perfect inner peace.

Mentally and physically we all hold on to so many things we don’t want or like. To our past, to self-doubt, to old accusations, to dissatisfaction with ourselves and even to our ideas of the future. All of this takes strength and requires effort. But we think we can’t and shouldn’t let go. We are afraid of losing ourselves if we let go. But it is only when we learn to let go that we find ourselves, that we find contentment. Letting go is the path to liberation. Letting go is liberation.

Letting go and contentment - these are the keys to our inner home.

Tulku Lobsang is a high Buddhist master and teacher who was born in Amdo in northeastern Tibet. At the age of six, Rinpoche entered the local Buddhist monastic school, and when he was eleven, he transferred to Nangzi Monastery, the largest Bon monastery in Tibet. At that time, the monks of Sowa Monastery were searching for the reincarnation of their lama. At the age of 13, Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche was recognized as the 8th reincarnation of the Nyentse Lama.

The young Rinpoche then received formal teachings in various monasteries and deepened his knowledge in the areas of sutras, medicine and astrology. In addition to his general education, Tulku-la was taught privately by a number of highly respected scholars and received tantra teachings as well as empowerments and initiations in all eight practice lineages of Buddhism in Tibet. Rinpoche remains a practitioner of all eight lineages to this day.

In 1993, at the age of 17, Rinpoche left Tibet for southern India to deepen and complete his studies at Gaden Shartse Monastery. After five years, Tulku-la moved on to Dharamsala to pass on Tibetan cultural heritage to both Tibetans and Westerners.

Since 2000, Rinpoche has been traveling throughout Europe, America and Asia to share his profound knowledge and thereby reduce suffering in the world. Tulku-la's teachings are based on the ancient knowledge of Tantrayana, which is the foundation of both Tibetan Buddhism and Tibetan medicine.

Tulku Lobsang has an extraordinary connection to the practice of Tummo. It is his true specialty. Tulku-la has received Tummo teachings and transmissions from many different lineages, and his deep understanding of this powerful practice makes him an incredibly experienced, wise and compassionate teacher.