What we’re about
Greater ease. Greater confidence. Greater connection in daily life. Spontaneous love and compassion. Be introduced to the nature of mind and the practice of Short Moments!
Short Moments is a practice and teaching by Ziji Rinpoche, a Lineage Successor of the Dzogchen Lineage confirmed by her teacher Venerable Wangdor Rimpoche (https://www.rigpawiki.org/index.php?title=Wangdor_Rinpoche).
Join our regular one-hour meetups to discover a simple practice of Short Moments meditation and a global community of participants. A space for questions, shares and learning how to apply the practice and enjoy greater ease of being, love and compassion in daily life.
You are welcome to also download our Short Moments app as your guide to learn and practice these ancient teachings for modern living and bring the results of practice alive:
- Go to www.shortmoments.com
- Access ancient wisdom anywhere, anytime.
- Short Moments make life easy!
- A simple practice and teachings to empower clarity, wisdom and insight in daily life.
- Connect with a global community to enliven your own practice
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Online Open MeetingLink visible for attendees
The Short Moments open meetings powerfully evoke and confirm the recognition of open intelligence, the nature of mind —giving access to clarity, peace and wisdom in everyday life.
We will start by watching a video by the founder of Short Moments Ziji Rinpoche, then the trainer holding the meeting will give an introduction to the practice of relaxing for short moments, repeated many times until continuous. Then there will be the opportunity to ask questions and to meet the community.
Each week, different trainers will hold the meeting.
Schedule:
Sunday 11-12am
Sliding Scale Contribution:
£5-15 GBP
Location: online (you will see the zoom link when you rsvp)
You are very welcome to be in touch for any more information or questions: bristol@shortmoments.com
For further information visit our website: https://www.shortmoments.com
'As open intelligence becomes more and more constant and unbroken, we find that it has an immense power that we never dreamt possible. There is the power to solve problems and the power to act skillfully in all situations. When it is recognized that this innate open intelligence resolves our personal problems, the conviction begins to emerge that it has the power to resolve the problems of the world as well. We are awed by how obvious open intelligence is and amazed that it has always been present within us, even though we may not have recognized it. It is of the greatest fortune to know it now.' - Clarity in Everyday Life, by Ziji Rinpoche
- Online Open MeetingLink visible for attendees
The Short Moments open meetings powerfully evoke and confirm the recognition of open intelligence, the nature of mind —giving access to clarity, peace and wisdom in everyday life.
We will start by watching a video by the founder of Short Moments Ziji Rinpoche, then the trainer holding the meeting will give an introduction to the practice of relaxing for short moments, repeated many times until continuous. Then there will be the opportunity to ask questions and to meet the community.
Each week, different trainers will hold the meeting.
Schedule:
Sunday 11-12am
Sliding Scale Contribution:
£5-15 GBP
Location: online (you will see the zoom link when you rsvp)
You are very welcome to be in touch for any more information or questions: bristol@shortmoments.com
For further information visit our website: https://www.shortmoments.com
'As open intelligence becomes more and more constant and unbroken, we find that it has an immense power that we never dreamt possible. There is the power to solve problems and the power to act skillfully in all situations. When it is recognized that this innate open intelligence resolves our personal problems, the conviction begins to emerge that it has the power to resolve the problems of the world as well. We are awed by how obvious open intelligence is and amazed that it has always been present within us, even though we may not have recognized it. It is of the greatest fortune to know it now.' - Clarity in Everyday Life, by Ziji Rinpoche
