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"A focus on time, space, and knowledge fits well with the Western mind, for time and space are objective factors in our lives, and knowledge is central to all that we do. Without time, we could not be alive; without space, we could not be embodied. Experience, appearance, and action all depend on time, space, and knowledge. Yet these fundamental facets of being are not widely appreciated or discussed; indeed, for the most part they are taken for granted."
Invitation to participate in England Three decades ago the Tibetan lama Tarthang Tulku introduced “Time, Space and Knowledge” (TSK), to the West. The TSK vision is not Buddhist; it does not belong to any tradition. It urges us to explore our experience free from interpretation and concepts. Through exercises, discussion, and creative inquiry, TSK gives access to a deeper level of being, where real and lasting change can happen. It invites us to rediscover space as allowing, time as dynamic, and knowledge as fundamental to reality, not “owned” by the one who knows. In this introduction to the TSK vision, we will use exercises, discussion and a few short readings to discover how easy it is to let go of fixed positions and identities. Come discover the simple, powerful, and liberating methods of TSK, a teaching designed by a leading Tibetan lama for the Western mind. Sunday 25th March Monday 26th March CENTER FOR CREATIVE INQUIRY For the books of the TSK Vision, please see: http://www.dharmapublishing.com/ |
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