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Tummo Yoga Instructors
Inner fire meditation promotes engagement with unconditional embodiment, clarity, and open-hearted awareness.
Lama Karma Justin Wall
Teaches Mahamudra and Dzogchen meditation, making esoteric practices accessible without dilution. Columbia graduate who completed traditional three-year retreats. He is also the lead designer and facilitator for aNUma , a company bringing sacred group experiences in virtual reality to persons with terminal illness.
In this eight-week intensive, Peter McEwen and Lama Karma Wall will guide students into the completion-stage practices of Chandali, drawing again from Rangjung Dorje’s Zabmo Nangdon (Tibetan: ཟབ་མོ་ནང་དོན), a 14th-century treatise on prana, bindu, and nadi. The course will focus on igniting the inner fire, deepening vase breathing, refining subtle body visualization, and working directly with the blazing and melting cycles of Tummo. Subsidiary yogas of day, night, and dream will be introduced, with an emphasis on integration into daily meditation practice. This year’s cohort will extend and deepen the practices cultivated in earlier groups, carrying forward their momentum while expanding the range of postures and opening new perspectives on Chandali. The inner fire yoga opens the possibility of recognizing the illusory forms that arise in practice as expressions of emptiness, consistent with the Anu and Dzogchen view.
Tummo will not help us transcend our messy human lives. Instead, we aim to dissolve the apparent conflict between messy and transcendent. The confluence of posture, breath retention, and visualization is an arena where we can challenge habitual ways of framing our experience. Tummo supports the practice of owning our disturbance and healing the apparent split of the divided self.
All courses offer 60-minute live Zoom sessions and printed content + exercises (yantra) via pre-recorded videos. We believe that learning is enhanced when participants teach one another, and cohort members will have ample opportunities to connect and share their experiences. While the course is rooted in Tibetan traditions, it does not require any specific cultural or religious affiliation. The only requirement is being a human being with curiosity and a willingness to engage deeply with the practices.
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