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Dies ist die CD-Serie zu dem Buch "den Dämonen Nahrung geben". Die klare und zugleich mitfühlende Stimme von Tsultram Allione erleichtert es, die Technik der "Dämonenfütterung" (d. h. der Erlösung und Selbstbefreiung von Störenergien)in einer geführten meditation nachzuvollziehen. Man tunt sich ein auf die Stimme von Allione und spürt den Befreiungsprozess am eigenen Körper. Eine wertvolle Ergänzung zu dem o. a. Buch.
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Well Done Indeed
9. November 2002
Format:Hörkassette
The producer of this tape, the company Sounds True, is known for the high quality of its products, and this two-cassette lecture is no exception.
The lecturer, Tsultrim Allione, is one of the leaders of the modern movement to find a feminine face in Buddhism. As a former Tibetan Buddhist nun, she has a great deal of knowledge of Tibetan practices, and this tape is a somewhat simplified adaptation of an ancient practice designed to help the listener deal with difficult situations and emotions. In even more simplified terms, the listener is invited to visualise his or her demons and then feed them to satisfaction. If this appeals to you, this tape will tell you exactly how to do it, and why, in the Buddhist realm, you would want to do so.
Allione's presentation is apparently delivered live, or at least extemporaneously, because she does not appear to be reading from notes, and there are two minor sound difficulties early in the tape where she appears to have turned her head away from the microphone. Allione does not have a particularly appealing speaking voice, enunciating with an odd sort of muffled heaviness most of the time, but the content of her presentation is such that any annoyance at her speaking mannerisms drops away quickly. This tape is both clear and content-rich and I listened to it eagerly several times over the space of a single week.
Well worth a listen.
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Very Good intro to Chod for Westerners
11. Juni 2006
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I heard the audio tape version. It reminded me of Allione's "Feeding the Demons: Relaxing Dualism" tape set that I'd listened to ages ago. I think they are different; I cannot find the old title listed anymore though. The author is best known for her classic text, Women of Wisdom. She was one of the very first (if not the 1st) Western Tibetan Buddhist nun(s) & has done much to forward their cause ever since. She has also contributed essays for some of Karma Lekshe Tsomo's (or others') anthologies addressing women Buddhists.
This set (about 3 hours in length) primarily addresses Chod traditionally ascribed to Machig Labdron. I'd recommend Jerome Edou's wonderful book Machig Labdron & the Foundations of Chod. Chod can be a very elaborate magical ceremony (as described in Machik's Complete Explanation: Clarifying the Meaning of Chod (Tsadra Foundation)) or, as Allione describes it, as a simple but powerful psychological act. Indeed, it strongly resembles (at least in part) Jung's technique of Active Imagination, modern Neuro-Linguistic Programming, & Voice Dialog. But, this is not unusual--there are a great many modern books comparing Tibetan Buddhism & Western Psychology. Indeed, Allione describes Chod as a type of alchemy. Both Jung & Vajrayana emphasize transformation. In Chod one offers up one's most precious possession (one's body) to the demons/gods (i.e. inner complexes, split off parts of one's psyche, etc.). Allione, however, points out the value of ascertaining beforehand what one's inner demons want/need. I think this is highly advantageous. Also, her simplification of a complicated procedure IMHO makes Chod accessible to modern Western practitioners.
In addition, Allione relates Chod to Mahamudra & Dzogchen as well as to Powa & the Bardos (see Sogyal Rinpoche's incredible The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying: A New Spiritual Classic from One of the Foremost Interpreters of Tibetan Buddhism to the West or Tsele Natsok Randrol's classic Mirror of Mindfulness). She also provides a fine interpretation of the dedication procedure--for connectedness to the earth & everything else. This is a fine, though basic, presentation of some very complicated material. It's only drawback is in Allione's rather monotone delivery (not up to Pema Chodron standards) and a few faults on the recording. It sounds extemporaneous--maybe from an outline, but perhaps not before a live audience. I'd recommend it as a good introduction to Chod. Then read Edou.
This set (about 3 hours in length) primarily addresses Chod traditionally ascribed to Machig Labdron. I'd recommend Jerome Edou's wonderful book Machig Labdron & the Foundations of Chod. Chod can be a very elaborate magical ceremony (as described in Machik's Complete Explanation: Clarifying the Meaning of Chod (Tsadra Foundation)) or, as Allione describes it, as a simple but powerful psychological act. Indeed, it strongly resembles (at least in part) Jung's technique of Active Imagination, modern Neuro-Linguistic Programming, & Voice Dialog. But, this is not unusual--there are a great many modern books comparing Tibetan Buddhism & Western Psychology. Indeed, Allione describes Chod as a type of alchemy. Both Jung & Vajrayana emphasize transformation. In Chod one offers up one's most precious possession (one's body) to the demons/gods (i.e. inner complexes, split off parts of one's psyche, etc.). Allione, however, points out the value of ascertaining beforehand what one's inner demons want/need. I think this is highly advantageous. Also, her simplification of a complicated procedure IMHO makes Chod accessible to modern Western practitioners.
In addition, Allione relates Chod to Mahamudra & Dzogchen as well as to Powa & the Bardos (see Sogyal Rinpoche's incredible The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying: A New Spiritual Classic from One of the Foremost Interpreters of Tibetan Buddhism to the West or Tsele Natsok Randrol's classic Mirror of Mindfulness). She also provides a fine interpretation of the dedication procedure--for connectedness to the earth & everything else. This is a fine, though basic, presentation of some very complicated material. It's only drawback is in Allione's rather monotone delivery (not up to Pema Chodron standards) and a few faults on the recording. It sounds extemporaneous--maybe from an outline, but perhaps not before a live audience. I'd recommend it as a good introduction to Chod. Then read Edou.
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Great release technique
17. September 2009
Format:Audio CD
She has taught a brilliantly simple concept for releasing to which i can relate to - i have been using the sedona method over the last couple of months - i do prefer this over the sedona method. A simple guided meditation that should not take more than 20 minutes. I recommend it if you're acquainted with basic tibetan buddhism and dakinis. thank you tsultrim:)
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