The Mystical Arts Of Tibet


This practice was composed by the First Panchen Lama, Lobsang Chokyi Gyaltsen. The First Panchen Lama was the guru of the Fifth Dalai Lama, and perhaps the singularly most popular figure in seventeenth century Tibet. Today it is perhaps even more popular than ever, serving as something of a symbol of the endangered Tibetan civilization.
Although Lama Chopa is itself a single piece, musically, it is comprised of approximately a dozen sections. It begins with arousing the inner meditative mind of the performer and the invocation of forces of goodness from the ten directions. It then goes on through the stages of worship and meditation, and eventually concludes with a dedication to world peace.
On Thursday, June 26, at 7:00 p.m. "The Mystical Arts of Tibet" (Tibetan monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery) perform a sacred ceremony: "Lama Chopa at Unity Buffalo". Tickets on sale at Unity in Buffalo and online: www.unitybuffalo.org for $15.

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mbhxam
I love a good lamb chop.
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getzvileone
I've seen & heard the Tibetan monks twice (maybe the same group) Amazing!
One time was in the derelict pool in the now torn down media studies bldg on Del. near Chippewa, another time at ECC city.
This is one not to miss!
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bfloghost
I think you got your pics mixed up, that's the Florida Seminoles Marching Band.
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bfloghost
Damn, I meant the USC Trojans...you get the idea.
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MRodgers
Thanks for the heads up. Just ordered my tix online. Wouldn't miss this one eventhough I have seen them three times.
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SusanMarie1971
This will be my first time seeing this, I cannot wait. I did see the Dalai when he came here and the inner peace felt from that was undescribable.
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SusanMarie1971
This ceremony is now sold out - amazing.
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SusanMarie1971
This was such a blessing wow - once I get the photos and audio I will post - just mindblowing. We are all in such a rush we forget the simple things. It was sold out.
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