The remote mountainous region of Tibet is a land filled with spirits inhabiting every feature of the natural landscape. Being energy-beings and shape-shifters, these spirits can send negative influences against certain human individuals when their personal energy fields have become weakened, thus adversely affecting the health and fortune of those individuals. This is often because the spirits have become angered at humans for polluting and destroying their home, the natural environment. Moreover, the spirits of the dead can remain behind on the earth-plane, resisting moving on to a new reincarnation, because of their unfulfilled desires, thereby inflicting problems and disturbances upon their surviving relatives and descendants. The Ngakpa Lamas, who are the real shamans of Tibet, are experts in the exorcising of negative spirits and the re-establishing of a harmonious relationship between our human dimension of existence and the Otherworld of the Spirits. In this weekend workshop, we will teach some of the basic ritual practices used by the Ngakpa Lamas of Tibet to propitiate and exorcise hostile spirits and ghosts, such as Sang (smoke purification), Sur (burnt food offerings to the spirits of the dead), and Lenchak (repayment of past karmic debts).