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Yangjin Lamu and her husband Mark Yuting Chen are veteran Buddhist practitioner with over 30 years of meditation experience and learnings from various traditions. In order to consolidate a set of methods for modern day practitioners, the couple sifted through a vast body of meditation theories and methods from the past hundreds of years and developed Consciousness and Zen of Yangjinma. Consciousness University, on the other hand, is a video site that Yangjin and Mark built to host the view, methods and research on practising in daily life, as well as stories and examples of how the couple and their students practice at home, at work and in daily life.
The Science of Advanced Consciousness combines logical thinking of the West and wisdom of the East to make meditation theories and methods science-based, practical, and relevant to everyday life. The courses center around ‘consciousness’, using related meditation methods to help students tame the mind, achieve mind-body wellness, build a happy family and career, understand mind and life, and even seek and validate the truth of life in their own experiences.
Zen of Yangjinma is a set of profound methods resulting from Yangjin’s 30+ years of practice and multiple retreats. It integrates music, chanting, and dance to help people dive deep into their consciousness and experience the nature of mind. The teachings are a blend of the age-old secretive Avalokiteśvara Method, Qi-Meridian-Bindu and the Great Perfection. By practicing Zen of Yangjinma, a person can quickly ease into a state of calmness, tame emotions, experience emptiness and eventually obtain true happiness.
Since 2013, Yangjin and Mark have spoken on various occasions and offered almost 100 training programs across Taipei, New Taipei City, Beijing, Shanghai, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Kunming, Zhengzhou, Chengdu, Thailand, Bhutan, Nanning, Silicon Valley, San Francisco and Atlanta. Together, they’ve helped tens of thousands of students address life issues and troubled emotions, improve their overall well-being, family relationships, and quality of life.
MARK YUTING CHEN
CO-FOUNDER
Mark Yuting Chen is co-founder of the Science of Advanced Consciousness with a mission to promote science-based, modern and practical meditation methods.
Mark is a Harvard MBA with a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from Princeton University. He joined McKinsey at four different junctures in his life to develop strategies for MNCs.
A monk for three years, he had visited accomplished monks and gurus in Taiwan, Mainland China, Tibet, Qinghai, Nepal and India to receive and practice Buddhist teachings.
From 1996 to 2010, Mark devoted himself to philanthropy. Over the years, he had raised tens of millions of dollars for charity, facilitating the development of China’s NGOs by bringing in best practices from around the world.
In 2013, Mark and Yangjin Lamu launched Consciousness and Zen of Yangjinma. They have been invited to speak and teach in more than ten cities.
In October 2014, Mark initiated and held the first “Science of Advanced Consciousness Forum” in Beijing.
In 2015, Mark published “The Harvard MBA Monk” that detailed his 20+ years spiritual journey. The book became a best-seller of the year.
From 2015 onward, Mark and Yangjin started to teach in many cities to promote meditation practice at home, at work and in daily life.
Zen of Yangjinma
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Yangjin in Tibetan means “wonderful sound”. It represents wisdom in emptiness, i.e. the ultimate wisdom. Zen of Yangjinma is a set of methods that uses sound, body movements, qi and meridians to regulate the body and mind frequencies, free people from afflictions and help them see and experience the ultimate wisdom.
Listening
It is a way of obtaining enlightenment by listening to the music of awareness. It originates from Avalokiteśvara’s “all-pervading realization based on the auditory sense” in the Shurangama Sutra.
Chanting
The special chanting can restore mind-body balance and help untie the knots and open our inner chakras to obtain enlightenment. It is rooted in the qi-meridians-bindu method from the Eight Sadhana Teachings (the Eight Herukas).
Dancing
Dance-like movements can help practitioners unblock the chakras, untie the knots, experience emptiness and luminosity. Originating from the Tara lineage, it is also part of the qi-meridians-bindu, the Eight Herukas and Great Perfection teachings.
Zen of Yangjinma can benefit practitioners of four levels:
Level 1 relaxing the mind and body; untying knots
Level 2 healing the mind and body; clearing away obstacles
Level 3 Opening up the chakras; experiencing no-self
Level 4 Smoothing out qi and meridians; experiencing oneness
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