Deepen your training and knowledge of Feeding Your Demons® in Level II. Learn how to work more extensively with your allies, trace your demons in your body, and map family demons and allies.

Buddhist Track participants will also dive deeper into the practice lineage of Machig Labdrön with an introduction to Jamgön Kongtrül’s text “Transmitting the Meaning of the Mother,” and Machig Labdrön’s method for cutting through discursive thoughts. 

Who can attend?

• Individuals who have completed FYD Level I or Kapala Training Level I and want to deepen their personal understanding of the work, or those who are on a path to become a Certified FYD Facilitator.
• Feeding Your Demons® Level II Buddhist Track (Kapala II) is a required retreat for the Magyu Mother Lineage Program.
• All participants have to fulfill these prerequisites:
  • Completion of Feeding Your Demons® Level I (Buddhist Track) or Kapala Training Level I 
  • 20 Solo Demon Feedings
  • 5 Partner Demon Feedings
  • 80 sessions of Prajnaparamita meditation
  • Plant a Tree
• Prerequisites have to be fulfilled at the start date of the retreat. You will receive information on how to submit them upon registration.
• For anyone continuing to Feeding Your Demons® Certification, it is highly recommended that you complete more than the required number of Partner Demon Feedings, as these will count towards your prerequisites for Certification Level.

Program Details

• On-demand access to all course materials (12 hours of teachings, primarily by Lama Tsultrim Allione)
• 4 live webcasts (and subsequent recordings) with Senior FYD Teachers Dorje Lopön Charlotte Rotterdam & Lopön Pieter Oosthuizen
• Discussion forum with teacher participation
• You will receive additional FYD forms, including the Extended Ally and Extended Ally with a Journey forms (pdf downloads).
• For the Buddhist Track, pdf downloads of the following texts: 
  • Transmitting the Meaning of the Mother practice
  • Cutting the Four Demons Loose Into Space practice
  • Supplication to the Great Mother practice
  • Taking and Waking practice
  • Excerpts from ‘The Grand Poem of Aryadeva the Brahmin’

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