Reiki Master - Sophrologist - Tibetan environment. Thai environment. CV-Bouddhiste further down Her discovery of the Tibetan universe goes back to , when as a child she walked for the first time on the steps of the Tibetan monasteries of Laddhak and laid her eyes on the tangkas adorning their walls.
The footprint is laid, the seed will slowly germinate. Several calls came, but it was not until that her path crossed that of Geshela Thubten Tenzin in Darwin. To enter a Nunnery to continue and deepen the practices, or to return to the West with the risk of losing them forever because of being far from the masters, especially at that time and in the region where I lived.
Nunnery seemed to me "too easy" because it is easier to keep the vows and therefore the peace of mind inside the enclosed space of the Nunnery. I was convinced that the best way to pacify the mind was to realize it through the jolts of Samsara. Back in Europe, the path continued differently. Concentration is put on the wrong supports, karma and Samsara hammer their imprints in a hard way but the confidence is still there, indelible, because I knew that it was only "temporary" and that a day would come when I would finally be able to find the Dharma the teachings , the Masters, and the practices.
When that day came, the connections between life and the teachings became so obvious, and they continue to draw beautiful bridges between past and present, helping to demonstrate how intelligent karma can be.
In , as I decided to create space in all facets of my life, the teachings, masters, and practices popped up and have since been ever more present, pouring in from all directions. Connections are being redrawn, and the path has been put back into place. This white-robed, dreadlocked Buddhist community was founded by Vajra Master Padmasambhava in the eighth century, at the time of the Tibetan king Trisong Deutsen.
