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• Nida Chenagtsang – Sowa Rigpa: The Foundations (Part Two) 2021Sowa Rigpa: The Foundations (Part Two)52 Hour Online Course with Dr. Nida ChenagtsangTHIS COURSE IS A REPLAY OF A LIVE COURSE THAT TOOK PLACE SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER, 2020Course consists of recordings of 26 two-hour live interactive webinars taught by Dr. Nida Chenagtsang.BODY FORMATION:This portion of the course covers the topics:Embryology according to medical and energy systemsAnatomy of the body including tissues and energy structuresPhysiology and typology according to the three nyes paPhysical and energetic death processesINTRODUCTION TO SOWA RIGPA HERBAL MEDICINE:This portion of the course covers the topics:Tibetan Materia Medica: Herbs listed in the Root TantraPharmacology: Basic Sorig formulas, their production, application, and dosage for general and specific indications.Pre-requisite (must be completed prior to taking this course: Sowa Rigpa the Foundations (Part One) or Sorig Khang International equivalents.Sowa Rigpa: The Foundations (Parts One, Two, and Three) comprise the first year pre-requisite for several rigorous multi-year Sowa Rigpa Institute programs.Progression through this course requires you to watch all videos and complete homework assignments and quizzes.Course curriculum1.
• GETTING STARTED• STUDENT GUIDE• Course Community• Navigating this Online Learning Platform2.
• 1 – 7 (REFERENCE USE ONLY: DO NOT COPY OR DISTRIBUTE)• Materia Medica Introduction• Single Herbs of the Root Tantra – Draft Edition• A Manual of Simple Tibetan Herbal Formulas – Draft Edition• Course Notes and Supplementary Files3.
• Nida Chenagtsang Dr. Nida Chenagtsang is a traditional Tibetan physician and lineage holder of the Yuthok Nyingthig, the unique Vajrayana Buddhist spiritual healing tradition of Tibetan Medicine.
• Born in Amdo, in North Eastern Tibet, he began his early medical studies at the local Tibetan Medicine hospital and later was awarded scholarship to enter the Lhasa Tibetan Medical University where he completed his medical education in 1996, with practical training at the Tibetan Medicine hospitals in Lhasa and Lhoka.