Mindfulness Meditation · Change
This week’s meditation session is led by Lama Aria Drolma and the theme is Change. The guided meditation begins at 17:05.
Shiva Vishavarupa, Universal form with Consort; Nepal; mid-19th century; Pigments on cotton; 63 1/2 × 38 3/8 in. (estimated); Rubin Museum of Art; Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art; C2003.20.2
This Nepalese painting features Shiva standing in his cosmic form while embracing his consort Shakti. His countless arms hold weapons and ritual objects and encircle the couple against a background of flames rising from the base of their throne. The interplay of creation and destruction serves as a reminder of the constant flux and impermanence of the universe.
Lama Aria Drolma is an ordained Buddhist teacher in the Karma Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, who has completed over a decade of monastic study and meditation training. She is a graduate of the traditional Tibetan Buddhist retreat program spanning three years and three months, an advanced cloistered meditation training program at Palpung Thubten Choling Monastery, New York.
Lama Aria Drolma teaches worldwide, leading retreats, workshops, and corporate meditation programs and is a popular guest speaker at universities and organizations. She emphasizes Vajrayana Buddhism and Buddhist principles, making them relevant in our everyday lives, helping us to cultivate loving kindness and compassion, and bringing about a transformation of contentment and a genuine sense of well-being.
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