Dream Wisdom: A contemporary guide to unlocking profound body-mind existential horizons based on Tarab...

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Lene Handberg Tarab Tulku XI

Dream Wisdom

A contemporary guide to unlocking profound body-mind existential horizons based on Tarab Tulku's...

Lene Handberg, Tarab Tulku XI

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English

Lene Handberg
01 March 2025

Oriental & Indian philosophy; Philosophy of mind; Buddhism

Series: Ud-Education

This book is the first in a series based on Tarab Rinpoche's lectures, workshops, interviews, and the UD training, containing his insights on using ancient dream wisdom for personal development as well as for participating in lucid dreams and mastering the dream state as a platform for entering and developing the spiritual dimension of conscious existence. With Tarab Tulku Rinpoche's insight, the reader is offered an exceptional theoretical framework along with practical methods that provide a bridge between everyday psychological experiences and the gateway to the wider spiritual domain.

Tarab Rinpoche drew his knowledge and inspiration from pre-Buddhist Indo-Tibetan Shamanistic as well as the Tantric Dream Yoga tradition, the latter originating from ancient Buddhist and Pre-Buddhist spiritual traditions. Indo-Tibetan dream work differs from modern dream work: rather than focussing on the interpretation of content or symbols, it emphasises conscious mastery of the dream bodymind when lucid in the dream state for dealing directly and deliberately with the appearances in dreams, using the knowledge and knowhow from the original dream world. The dream work presented in this Dream Wisdom book is primarily in order to empower ourselves by enhancing our resilience by rejoining at increasingly more subtle and deeper levels with the innate inner strength and body-mind resources with which we were born and which the dream state provides an exceptional platform for. Dream-work also offers a pathway toward transforming embedded psychological patterns and allowing greater mental and emotional wellbeing to emerge, together with opening the possibility of entering a spiritual level of existence through the implementing of Indo-Tibetan Dream-Yoga instructions.

This book is, however, much more than a Dream Book. To understand why and how we can use the dream and imagery states for transformation, the crucial tenets of Buddhist psychology and Inner-science are introduced, elucidating the ancient Eastern view of the interrelation between body, mind, reality and the reference-existence in the spirit of Tarab Rinpoche. He argued for the necessity of continuous grounding, whether in the physical body when awake, in the dream-body when dreaming, or in any of the bodies of the meditation states for mastering and dealing adequately with their corresponding realities. Before venturing into the full range of lucid dreaming as a gate to the spiritual path, this approach invites us to first utilise all the possibilities and opportunities that the dream content offers us in regard to our personal development and mental condition, a view which is also stressed and shared by most of the contemporary psychologists.

By: Lene Handberg
Other: Tarab Tulku XI
Imprint: Lene Handberg
Edition: 3rd ed.
Volume: 3
Dimensions: Height: 244mm, Width: 170mm, Spine: 21mm
Weight: 667g
ISBN: 9788793289246
ISBN 10: 8793289243
Series: Ud-Education
Pages: 310
Publication Date: 01 March 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Lene Handberg is the co-originator of the Unity in Duality Training and Educational Director of Tarab Institute International, an organisation with branches in Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Sweden, Holland, Slovakia, Spain and India, devoted to advancing the universalities of ancient Indo-Tibetan personal and spiritual wisdom. A native of Denmark, Lene Handberg was a student and protégé of Tibetan Buddhist lama, Dr Tarab Tulku XI, Lharampa Geshe, a contemporary scholar, who developed a very complete modern presentation of advanced Indo-Tibetan teachings, he called Unity in Duality, Tendrel. Lene Handberg helped Tarab Rinpoche to develop the Unity in Duality Training and to disseminate this knowledge and investigative practice-oriented tradition. Tarab Tulku Rinpoche PhD. (1935-2004) also known as the Tarab Tulku XI, was a Tibetan reincarnation Lama holding the highest Tibetan degree (Lharampa Geshe) from Drepung University-monastery of Tibet. Apart from being one of the best Indo-Tibetan scholars of our time, in accordance with Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche, he was also an accomplished Tantric Master and Dream Yogi, who from an early age had mastered the art of lucid dreaming. He was a person with natural abilities and able to use the dream state to solve the problems of his fellow monks and made Dream Yoga the main platform for his spiritual development.