Educação Continuada para Instrutores de Meditação: Fim de semana um
Shambhala Online – Livestreamed at the Boulder Shambhala Center
with Dale Asrael and Gaylon Ferguson

Sábado & Domingo, April 13th & 14º
10am to 1pm Mountain Time

You are invited to join this Shambhala Online program as a group in the Shambhala Training Hall. Or you can join from home. All registrants will receive a Zoom link.

When you register, please select the Boulder Shambhala Center as your center, so that BSC benefits from revenue sharing with Shambhala Online.

Information & Registration through Shambhala Online AQUI

Sobre o treinamento

Weekend one of this training is part of a series of three weekend trainings that are designed as continuing education for already authorized Meditation Instructors, as well as meditation practitioners who are interested in developing as Meditation Instructors. Each weekend is designed to support those interested in sharing the practice of meditation with others to cultivate the understanding and skills to assist others along their meditation path.

Você não precisa comparecer aos três finais de semana. These weekend trainings are ideal for Groups and Centres to include within a mentoring program for those seeking a Meditation Instructor authorization at a local level.

Weekends One and Two are open to all. Weekend Three is for authorized Meditation Instructors and those being mentored into the role only.

Fim de semana 1 with Dale Asrael and Gaylon Ferguson, abril 13-14, 2024
Fim de semana 2 with Erika Berland, Poderia 4-5, 2024
Fim de semana 3 Janet Solyntjes and Elaine Yuen, Junho 22-23, 2024

Weekend One includes discussion on how to give initial meditation instruction and will include time for questions, answers and insights by participants. Presenters will also address the following topics that are a part of current culture:  

• Meditation instruction online
• How meditation apps can fit in
• Reclaiming attention from social media
• Working with anxiety and depression

Sunday will focus on unpacking Shamatha-Vipashyana, Incluindo: 

• The difference between mindfulness (Shamatha) and awareness (Vipashyana)
• How awareness develops over time
• The fruition of meditation practice (authentic presence)

Pré-requisitos

Aberto a todos. Weekends One and Two are open to all. Weekend Three is for authorized Meditation Instructors and those being mentored into the role only.

Sobre os professores

Dale Asrael tem sido um praticante de meditação, budismo, e os ensinamentos de Shambhala há mais de 45 anos. She became a student of Chögyam Trungpa, Rinpoche em 1973 e, depois de sua morte, continued to study with other teachers of Tibetan Buddhism. She also trained with the Zen teacher Charlotte Joko Beck during the last twelve years of her life.

Dale ensina programas de dharma e lidera retiros de meditação internacionalmente, and served as an Acharya (professor sênior) for twenty years. She is an authorized teacher of traditional Daoist qigong in the Xiantianwujimen lineage of Eva Wong.

Dale é professor na Universidade de Naropa, onde ela fundou e é professora principal do Naropa University Mindfulness Instructor Training, que acaba de completar o seu vigésimo ciclo anual de programas de formação.

Seus escritos são publicados como capítulos em três antologias: “O amor à sabedoria coloca você em situação difícil” emMeditação na sala de aula, “Sem cantos escondidos” emSombras e Luze “Permanência Compassiva” emSanidade brilhante.

Gaylon Ferguson, Doutorado, liderou retiros de meditação em grupo desde 1976. Ele ensinou em Stanford, a Universidade de Washington, e Universidade Naropa, onde foi membro do corpo docente principal por quinze anos. Autor de dois livros, Vigília Natural (sobre os quatro fundamentos da atenção plena) eBravura Natural (sobre o medo e o destemor como caminho para manifestar coragem), seus artigos apareceram em Lion’s Roar, Triciclo, e revista Buddhadharma. Ele contribuiu com o prefácio da coleção pioneiraNegro e Budista: O que o budismo pode nos ensinar sobre raça, Resiliência, Transformação e Liberdade (Shambhala, 2020).