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Dream Interpretation in Tibetan Medicine Retake
(4-week online course)
In Tibet, interpretation of dreams are not only strongly mixed with cultural beliefs, but they are also influenced by the environment, planets, spirits, and Buddhist philosophy of the mind and its phenomena. In other words, dreams are the meeting point of the outer and inner worlds and thus are highly respected in astrology, Buddhist spiritual practice, and medicine. The Tibetan dream interpretation culture in fact goes hand in hand with medical knowledge and spiritual practice.
The practice of dream analyzing or dream reading aims at discovering the inner body-mind changes and transformation. Dreams are thus an important tool for the study of signs and omens, and for the diagnosis of diseases, all according to the Gyud-shi; the four medical tantras.
If you are interested in the role of dreams in Tibetan medicine, this course is made for you!
Given by Dr. Pasang Yonten Arya, this online course will take you to the universe of dreams and their intricate meanings in relation to diseases.
Next start: January 2023
more information below
Course Content
Course content:
- Preliminary knowledge
Dream reading in Tibetan Medicine
Dream cause and conditions
Cause of the different types of dreams - Body constitutions and healthy dreams
- Omens
- Positive omens and good dream signs
- Disease dreams
- La dreams
- Negative omens
- Obstacle dream signs
- Dreams without significance
- Pre-signs of death coming dreams
- Pacifying body mind obstacles with medicine, rite and ritual performances
- Conclusion
- Some questions
Prerequisite
Course open to all without prerequisite.
Teaching methods
The course starts on September 17, 2022 with a live introduction of the course with Dr Pasang Yonten Arya, via zoom – 7.30pm – 8.30 pm (swiss time) (19:30 – 20:30 CEST)*
During the next 4 weeks, you will have access to new pre-taped video lessons, that you will be able to watch at your own pace (16 videos (average length of 20 minutes) specifically on dreams, and 10 videos on related topics.)
The course will end on October 16, 2022 with a live concluding Q/A session with Dr Pasang Yonten Arya, via zoom, 7.30pm – 9.30 pm (swiss time) (19:30 – 21:30 CEST)*
* If you are unable to attend one of these sessions live, a link will be provided so that you can view the recording.
Examination and certification
There is no certification for this course.
Terms and Conditions
By completing and submitting an application form or any related online transaction you are confirming that you accept the following terms and conditions:
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Cancellation
Prior to the start of the course: withdrawals from the course are accepted until one week before the course’s start without any charge aside from an administrative fee of CHF 60.-. Withdrawals must be communicated in writing. There will be no reimbursement for later cancellation.
In the unlikely event that TME has to cancel the course, the full pre-payment for the canceled parts of the course will be refunded. There will be no claim for other compensation.
Important disclaimer
This course is intended to provide general educational information. Participants take part in TME activities fully responsible of their behavior. In order to maintain an appropriate learning environment, students having an inappropriate, disruptive, or offensive behavior may be excluded from courses or workshops. In case of exclusion, any additional costs will be borne by the participants and the amount already paid will not be refunded.
The content of the course is not a substitute for professional care or treatment. If students have or suspect that they have a physical, psychological or medical problem they should consult their appropriate healthcare professional without delay. They should never disregard or delay seeking professional advice, or discontinue treatment due to information provided during the course, online forum or TME website. The course teacher, mentor and producers assume no responsibility or liability for their actions.
Applicable law, jurisdiction
Swiss law exclusively shall be applicable to the present contract. Neuchâtel, Switzerland is stipulated as the place of jurisdiction
