The Kāyas of a Buddha: How many are there, who has them, and how do we find them?

Recording will be available for 1 month after the end of the teaching. 

The kāyas of a buddha (dimensions of awakening) are mostly described as the ultimate result of the Mahāyāna path: the expression of the realization (wisdom) of the nature of the mind and the associated awakened activity (compassion). In the Mahāmudrā und Dzogchen traditions, as well as in some dohās (songs of realization) of the mahāsiddhas, the three (or more) kāyas are also explained as the already naturally present aspects of the nature of the mind.

In this workshop, we will explore the manifold landscape of diverse kāyas, try to invite them from their seeming distance in exalted buddhas alone, and discover them in our immediate experience.

Mitra Karl Brunnhölzl, a renowned scholar and Buddhist practitioner, will share his wisdom and unique perspectives on these essential aspects of the Buddhist path. This rare opportunity to delve into the understanding of the kayas will provide invaluable insights and profound practices for your spiritual journey.

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