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Kum Nye Relaxation: Stimulating and Transforming Energies

By: Tarthang Tulku
Narrated by: Arnaud Maitland
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The Kum Nye Relaxation: Stimulating and Transforming Energies is a 50-minute meditation on energy based on the Tibetan practice of Kum Nye. Kum Nye, like Yoga or Tai-Chi is concerned with the flow of energy within the physical body. Tarthang Tulku’s concise directions and philosophical musing detail the many ways in which listeners can harness the power present in their own body. The audiobook is read by Arnaud Maitland whose calming, meditative tone excels in accentuating the spiritual heart of Tulku’s words.

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With Kum Nye, our energy constantly refreshes and renews itself. Time an age cannot catch and freeze this energy. It is always actively moving and cultivating itself.
Public Domain (P)2005 Dharma Publishing
Meditation Religion & Spirituality
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