WHO WE ARE
Dakini's Whisper is an international online sangha of Buddhist practitioners dedicated to bringing the ancient wisdom of the Ear-Whispered Chö (Chod), Dakini, and Vajrayana to our modern-day lives in an intimate, direct and experiential way.
All of Dakini's Whisper's activities reflect our mission of awakening to our deepest levels, through inclusive, accessible, and genuine Buddha dharma for the happiness of all beings.
upcoming events
(All Times are Pacific Time, PST)
Vajra Gathering with Tea: A Sacred Space for Connection and Practice
OPEN TO ALL Members
Every Sunday,12 noon - 1 pm, PST
Join us for a unique and sacred space where practitioners come together to nourish their practice, cultivate wisdom, receive blessings and dispel obstacles, and deepen their connection with the community.
THE JOYFUL ART OF DYING INTO LIFE (JADL): Monthly Exploration of Death and Dying
1st Sunday of the Month, 1 - 2:30 pm, PST
OPEN TO ALL with Registration
Join us for a monthly exploration and discussion on the profound subject of death and dying. Each month, our one-and-a-half-hour group session will delve into a specific chapter of the book, along with associated practices and discussions on related topics.
OUR TEACHER & LINEAGE
Choying Khandro & The Ear-Whispered Lineage of Cho
Chöying Khandro holds the complete transmissions of both the Mount of Bliss and Machik Dakini Ear-Whispered Lineages from her root lama, His Holiness, the late Ninth Khalkha Jetsün Dampa Rinpoche.
In 2011, Chöying Khandro was presented with teaching robes and received Khalkha Rinpoche's permission to begin Dakini’s Whisper. Since meeting her teacher, Chöying Khandro has devoted her life to transmitting this rare and precious lineage and its teachings to the West.
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CREDIT: Soyalmaa Davaakhuu is an inspiring Mongolian artist whose images of Machik Labdron and Dakinis are featured on our website. She is a committed Buddhist artist and practitioner based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Her work has the luminous quality of the Dakini. For more on Soyalmaa and her work, visit: http://www.soyolmaadavaakhuu.com
Yen Chua is an artist, art therapist and educator from Singapore. Her mixed media artworks are a vivid portrayal of the surreal, mythical and magical realm.
Rima Fujita is a Japanese artist, known for her distinctive style with vivid colors on black surfaces. They are ethereal and evoke a timeless sense of longing and peace, and yet if examined deeply her images trigger a powerful ripple of infinite emotions. Her paintings express contemporary forms of Dakinis that are very much appreciated by Dakini Whisper.