Shambhala
Shambhala – Flag of Shēng Bā Lǎng
Shambhala 生八朗 (Shēng Bā Lǎng) means ‘The Eight Luminous Lives’ and is the name of the location that hosts our Guon 宮 (Gōng), where all the activities of our School take place. It is located in the midst of uncontaminated nature, on the slopes of the Sambre valley, a stream with crystal clear waters that fills with life the land and the surrounding woods. The adjacent spaces are magical places, rich in energies, scents, and unique colours.
Shambhala – the Sambre torrent
Shambhala – Entrance to the Temple of Precious Light
寶亮宮 (Bǎo Liàng Gōng)
Shambhala – Prayer Wheel 紡 (Fǎng)
Shambhala – detail of the Prayer Wheel 紡 (Fǎng)
Shambhala – Statue representing the Absolute State
Shambhala – Terrace of the Ruyin (natural state)
Painting depicting Teng Ho upon his arrival on Earth, riding the dragon Teng 螣 (the mythical flying dragon that soars among the clouds) and holding in his hands the essence of the teachings for the awakening of all humanity.
Shambhala – The Dǐng 顶, as a representation of ‘The Three Pure Ones’ and the ‘Three Essential Principles’.
Shambhala – Pagoda of the Pure Splendour
純亮塔 (Chún Liàng Tǎ)
Shambhala – Pagoda of the Pure Splendour
純亮塔 (Chún Liàng Tǎ)
Shambhala – Statue of the Guan-Yin goddess
Shambhala – Statue of the Primordial Buddha
Shambhala – Cave of the Supreme Treasure
上宝洞 (Shàng Bǎo Dòng)
Shambhala – Reproduction of the Temple of Shining Water 亮水宮 (Liàng Shuǐ Gōng)
Shambhala – Statue of the Guardian Lion
Shambhala – The ‘Direct Indication’
Shambhala – Statue of the Buddha of Absolute Awareness