My Meditation Journey with Laurie Anderson

🔗 Laurie Anderson is hard to define: iconic artist, award-winning musician, and groundbreaking thinker, she is also a keen meditator and student of Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche.
In this conversation with Tergar’s Cortland Dahl Laurie shares her personal views on the value of meditation and creativity, meditation to deal with pain, and the process of keeping a practice in difficult times.
🔗 Start your meditation journey now with a step-by-step Joy of Living Program
joy.tergar.org/
🔗 Stay Connected
Receive updates about future events by subscribing to the Tergar Meditation Community email list. Visit eepurl.com/dkS_41 to join the list or confirm your subscription.

[@AmpiMari]

Thank You both for sharing open talk. Lou and Laurie’s Art touched me on a new level when being around 18 years old and being as well a tech geek. I was no fan and was a fan on a more intimate internal level, like it resonated and supported a part I searched around and could not understand that age why and what.

[@nocturneofthelight7644]

She is a gift .. thank you

[@ioxka]

Wonderful! Thank you so much Laurie and Tergar

[@parijatacharbonneau4090]

Vibrant and inspiring woman

[@lisamertz]

Such a delight.

[@davelafave6678]

Love this. Watching from the 6 Day time lag of Packard and Rosewood.

[@denisdaviault1534]

I am from Montreal Quebec and I speak french

[@done9010]

Does anyone know the correct spelling of the meditation teacher she mentioned (she indicated she was uncertain of the exact pronunciation) that sounded something like Peaku Anallio?

[@hannytanayatan9882]

English

[@madhavangopalan7463]

“

[@BenTrem42]

Sadly, goes to show how cults perpetuate.

[@madhavangopalan7463]

English