Three days of teaching and practice of the healing methods of Tantric Buddhism, including the Palden Lhamo empowerment

with Lama Glenn

December 2-4, 2026 | Antakarana Center, Tel Aviv | In Person or Live on Zoom

The Buddhist tradition is rich in knowledge and in profound meditation practices for healing body and mind. Buddhism recognizes the deep relationship between body and mind, and between a person and their environment – and the ways these inter-relations contribute to health or to illness.

Over the generations in Asia, practitioners, physicians and healers have used the Buddhist healing methods to heal themselves and others: healing the mind of negative emotions and harmful tendencies, and healing the body through deep yogic work with the body’s inner energetic systems.

In Tibetan Buddhism, many traditions of these yogic practices are still taught today. They are known as Tummo or Chandali. In these practices one learns to work directly with the energies of the body (the prana, or chi) and with its essences (the bindu, or ojas): to balance and purify the nervous system and the hormonal system, to release patterns that do not serve us, and to reach deep, healing states of mind.

In this retreat Lama Glenn will teach the yogic and meditative practices of Buddhist healing, as they have been taught for more than a thousand years in the Tibetan tradition and especially in the tradition of the Dalai Lamas. The three days will include teaching, practical guidance, guided practice, and the Palden Lhamo empowerment.

The retreat is suitable for beginners and advanced practitioners alike, and is taught in English. You can join in person at the Antakarana Center in Tel Aviv, or live on Zoom from anywhere in the world.

More information and registration here