Shai Tubali

Inner Fire Meditation, Tantra and Emptiness

Shai Tubali interviews Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche on Inner Fire Meditation, Tantra and Emptiness

Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche is a Buddhist master, who bases his teachings on the ancient Tantric knowledge that is the foundation of Tibetan Buddhism.

He has received general instruction in all Tibetan Buddhist traditions and has had 35 main teachers from whom he received teachings as well as specific empowerments and initiations.

Among Tulku Lobsang’s fields of expertise, he has a very special connection to Tummo, the Inner Fire Meditation. He teaches it publicly: both live and online.

You are invited to listen to this exciting interview with Shai Tubali and Tulku Lobsang, and to delve with them into Inner Fire Meditation; the essence of Tantra, and the nature of Buddha’s concept of emptiness.

More About Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche:
https://tulkulobsang.org

Click here to access his Tummo online course:
https://www.tibetanwisdomschool.org

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