Some of what Amelia shares includes:

• Hidden lands, outer and inner meaning
• Sacred landscapes, tantric paradise, land to help you wake up
• Qualities embedded in the landscapes itself.
• Treasure teachings, time traveling
• How these hidden lands are chosen, Sa Che, geomancy
• Land aiding in sadhana visualization practice
• Features of Mechuka landscape that connects with 4 enlightened activities,
• Longchenpa, “Spontaneous Song of the Wild Woods”
• Diety practice in Buddhist practice, the purpose, how the these hidden land supports them
• Liberation in one lifetime through the difficulty of pilgrimage on these lands
• Yogi’s understanding a view that is a highly evolved view of reality that many indigenous cultures have.
• Her research in the hidden land of Mechuka, Arunachal Pradesh, India
• Right relationship as a researcher
• Recovery and reclamation with non-human beings and spirits in her own British Isle homeland of fairies, leprechauns, elves
• Pragmatic purposes of having right relationship with the land.
• Appropriation of indigenous cultures, as a way to fill the longing for relationship with the landscape.
• Bhutan and Sikkim as examples of right relationship with land and conversation policy
• Sacred places and landscapes that are sacralized by the practice of yogis in the past and the present.
• A reading from Jamgön Kongtrül 19th C, on sacred places and pilgrimage, and different levels of seeing the land
• The invitation fo more scholar-practitioners 

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