Welcome to Bodhisavage! An online sangha with Lama Tasha Schumann, rooted in the nature-of-mind practices of Dzogchen and Mahamudra.
Here we sit, move, dream, and play with the raw creativity of awareness right in the thick of things.
Wild as in embodied, elemental, awake.
This is for people who come alive at the big, wild questions.
People who want meditation, movement, and inquiry that reveal the nature of awareness itself.
And who want to turn all of life -- waking, dreaming, dying, dancing -- into a path of awakening.
It's for noobs and ngakpas and witches and dharma bums. Anyone who sits and wonders:
This is the path of the mahasiddhas, the householders and wandering yogis who took awakening into their own hands and turned the muck of everyday life into powerful practice. If that's you, you're a Bodhisavage.
As a community member, you get to help shape this space and the offerings in it.
If it makes practice richer, more embodied, more true, and more fun, there's a place for it here 🙂
I'm an artist and Buddhist lama from a long lineage of yogis who practiced wherever they found themselves. For some it was the mountains of Tibet, the charnel grounds of Varanasi, or the caves of Tso Pema. Mine is here: the streets of Toronto and the wildernesses I tend to wander off into.
These lineages are full of tools and teachings that point to a single radical claim: you don't need to be a special person in a special place to wake up. With a little motivation, a few good teachers, and some like-minded friends, it can happen wherever you are, whoever you are.
No one can keep you from the clarity already present in your own mind.
So Bodhisavage is my cave. It's not a monastery or a mountain hermitage. It's a place for urban yogis like me to learn, practice, and wake up together. Somewhere to go deep without going it alone.
— Lama Tasha
“No one else on the planet sees things the way Tasha does. She adventures through consciousness and is hell of fun doing it.”
Jeff WarrenHomebase with Jeff“Tasha's practice is fierce af, always pointing towards enlightenment, towards the bodhisavage in us all.”
James MaskalykDoctor: Heal Thyself“Love how you bring dharma to the minutiae like it's a living breathing thing with a pulse.”
Adreanna LimbachThe Laundry“Tasha, you are an amaaaazing teacher and I am so blessed to have found you and Lama Lena! What dakinis!”
Sarah KokernotYour Wild and Radiant Mind“Loved my first Full Moon experience with you. It was so powerful I made art the next day.”
toaster_owl“Thank you for putting your experience of Buddhism into the world to show the vast, wondrous, messy, liberating weirdness of our paths.”
Courageous, playful, rigorous practice, and good company for the path.
Come on in! Sit together, learn together, and find a sangha of fellow travellers who are as curious as you are.
What's inside:
Doors open this fall! I'm fluffing the cushions and lighting the butter lamps. Hop on the waitlist to be first in.
Join the Waitlist
Welcome to Bodhisavage! An online sangha with Lama Tasha Schumann, rooted in the nature-of-mind practices of Dzogchen and Mahamudra.
Here we sit, move, dream, and play with the raw creativity of awareness right in the thick of things.
Wild as in embodied, elemental, awake.
This is for people who come alive at the big, wild questions.
People who want meditation, movement, and inquiry that reveal the nature of awareness itself.
And who want to turn all of life -- waking, dreaming, dying, dancing -- into a path of awakening.
It's for noobs and ngakpas and witches and dharma bums. Anyone who sits and wonders:
This is the path of the mahasiddhas, the householders and wandering yogis who took awakening into their own hands and turned the muck of everyday life into powerful practice. If that's you, you're a Bodhisavage.
I'm an artist and Buddhist lama from a long lineage of yogis who practiced wherever they found themselves. For some it was the mountains of Tibet, the charnel grounds of Varanasi, or the caves of Tso Pema. Mine is here: the streets of Toronto and the wildernesses I tend to wander off into.
These lineages are full of tools and teachings that point to a single radical claim: you don't need to be a special person in a special place to wake up. With a little motivation, a few good teachers, and some like-minded friends, it can happen wherever you are, whoever you are.
No one can keep you from the clarity already present in your own mind.
So Bodhisavage is my cave. It's not a monastery or a mountain hermitage. It's a place for urban yogis like me to learn, practice, and wake up together. Somewhere to go deep without going it alone.
— Lama Tasha
As a community member, you get to help shape this space and the offerings in it. If it makes practice richer, more embodied, more true, and more fun, there's a place for it here 🙂
“No one else on the planet sees things the way Tasha does. She adventures through consciousness and is hell of fun doing it.”
Jeff WarrenHomebase with Jeff“Tasha's practice is fierce af, always pointing towards enlightenment, towards the bodhisavage in us all.”
James MaskalykDoctor: Heal Thyself“Love how you bring dharma to the minutiae like it's a living breathing thing with a pulse.”
Adreanna LimbachThe Laundry“Tasha, you are an amaaaazing teacher and I am so blessed to have found you and Lama Lena! What dakinis!”
Sarah KokernotYour Wild and Radiant Mind“Loved my first Full Moon experience with you. It was so powerful I made art the next day.”
toaster_owl“Thank you for putting your experience of Buddhism into the world to show the vast, wondrous, messy, liberating weirdness of our paths.”
Courageous, playful, rigorous practice, and good company for the path.
Come on in! Sit together, learn together, and find a sangha of fellow travellers who are as curious as you are.
What's inside:
Doors open this fall! I'm fluffing the cushions and lighting the butter lamps. Hop on the waitlist to be first in.