Pasang Kaji Lama

Pasang Lama is a third-generation Tibetan healer and shaman whose work draws on Himalayan traditions, including Bön shamanism, Tibetan medicine and Buddhist practices. Born in Nepal’s Solukhumbu valley, he began learning from his family’s healing lineage as a young child and later studied in Nepal, India and Ladakh. Through his school of soul medicine, he shares traditional approaches to healing and spiritual practice with students in France, Switzerland and Nepal.

His teachings and treatments include sound-based practices using singing bowls, gongs and the Nepali dhyāngro drum, as well as Lama Fera energy work, Tibetan medicine, Kunshi massage, Sem Rikpa Buddhist psychology and Lung Chi therapeutic movement. Pasang also offers in-person and online training, workshops, conferences, retreats and spiritual journeys. Instruments associated with his teachings, including singing bowls, gongs and Nepali drums, are also featured.

Alongside this work, Pasang supports health and education initiatives between France and Nepal. His projects include an orphanage in Salleri and an orthopaedic hospital and maternity service in Tingla, as well as the Keta Keti Avenir and Pahila Pahila Ko Asha associations.