Wind and Water – The Wonderful World of Feng Shui: Talk with Ven. Jampa Ludrup: Sunday, Oct 28 from 2-4 pm

Respected Feng Shui master and consultant, Venerable Jampa Ludrup, will present a lively talk and slide show on the ancient science of Feng Shui, which teaches us how to arrange our physical environment to create harmony in our surroundings and enhance our well-being.

During this special event, you will learn some of the ideas behind Feng Shui and the many ways in which it can benefit you and your loved ones. According to Lama Zopa Rinpcohe, "The number one way of helping people is Buddhist – the number two is Feng Shui."

During his New York stay while on his East Coast tour from London, Ven. Jampa is also available for personal consultations at your home or workplace, which will give you detailed advice about your particular space. Click here to learn more about Feng Shui and what happens during a personal consultation. If you are interested in a consultation, you may contact Shantideva Meditation to request an appointment with Ven. Jampa.

Location:
Tibet House
22 West 15th Street, NYC 10011

Date and Time:
Sunday, October 28 from 2-4pm

Suggested Donation:
$ 35 Advanced registration is encouraged; you may pay on-line or at the door.

Registration: To register please click here.

About the Teacher:
Venerable Jampa Ludrup started his working career as a science teacher and in 1979 moved into the information technology industry. He spent 15 years in computer education and writing before undertaking a complete change of lifestyle when he became a Buddhist monk in the Tibetan tradition.

In 1996 Ven. Jampa was an attendant to Ven. Lama Zopa Rinpoche during his tour of Nepal, India, Singapore and Malaysia. At this time Lama Zopa made his first contact with Feng Shui grand master Yap Cheng Hai and world-renowned expert, and prolific author, Lillian Too.

With Lama Zopa's encouragement, Ven. Jampa made a study of their system of Feng Shui and after personal experimentation he started to give advice and consultations. Over the last few years he has acted as a consultant to many businesses, institutions and individuals around the world.

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