Turn fear & despair into inspiration, resilience, and empowerment so that we can be enlivened to play our part in creating a sustainable, just & regenerative world for all beings.
De derde basis-cursus van de taoïstische Qigong zoals onderwezen door Eva Wong. Door het praktiseren van zachte en ontspannende oefeningen, leert de deelnemer werken met lichaam, adem en geest.
Tulip time! Explore ikebana--Japanese flower arranging. Monthly class for new and returning students. All welcome.
Join us for a drala hike where we will quiet the mind in order to open ourselves to the wisdom of nature and the drala energies of the Pacific Northwest.
Deze oefendag is voor iedereen die al ooit heeft meegedaan aan een beginnersweekend (of retraite) Mudra Ruimtegewaarzijn.
L'écriture en tant que voie pour mieux vous connaître, mieux vous aimer et développer votre créativité.
Kyudo is the ancient discipline of Zen archery. All are welcome to this public talk, introductory demonstration and optional kickstart to the full Kyudo weekend program
Kyudo is the ancient discipline of Zen archery with the target serving only as a mirror of one's mind. Participants will explore the links between meditation and Kyudo, and will learn enough to be able to begin a practice.
Wenn wir genau hinschauen, sind wir aufmerksamer. Wenn wir achtsam und respektvoll gegenüber der Natur sind, sind wir es auch gegenüber uns selbst und den Menschen. Wir sehen, was gebraucht wird und schätzen, was wir haben. Das lehrt uns der Weg der Blume
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The contemplative arts and the Buddhadharma can inform and enhance one another as effective liberation practices.
Nalanda Miksang contemplative photography is, in part, based on Chogyam Trungpa’s Dharma Art teachings: The Three Levels of Perception.
Explore ikebana--Japanese flower arranging. Monthly class for new and returning students. All welcome.
Join Sogetsu ikebana teacher Brooke Pohl in exploring Japanese flower arranging in the Sogetsu tradition of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche
This workshop is offered by 3 Ikebana teaches certified by the International Sogetsu School of Ikebana. Pre-Registration required.
Take your mindfulness practice into the great outdoors and join fellow hikers in the Shambhala meditation practice of drala. We hike in noble silence while contemplatively attuning and engaging the senses in the phenomenal world around us.
In this six-week workshop, we will learn how to share our spiritual paths in writing: how to write with authenticity and vulnerability, how to say what we mean, and how to support others and be supported in the act of creation.
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Cancelled The programme will explore the idea that sexuality has the power to connect us to our world and open our mind and heart.
Inspired by Natalia Goldberg's 'The True Secret of Writing: Connecting Life with Language, join us for a morning meditation, movement, and writing retreat. All welcome, Instruction will be provided
Join us for a Drala Hike where we will quiet the mind in order to open ourselves to the wisdom of nature and the Drala energies of the Pacific Northwest.
This course will take you into the world of contemplative photography. A basic introduction to the practice of contemplative photography will be explored—as well as the liberation aspects of this practice.
Register here Contemplative Photography and Liberation: The Outer and Inner Teachings—Cohort I
Register here Contemplative Photography and Liberation: The Outer and Inner Teachings—Cohort II
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Join us as we explore ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, as a contemplative dharma art exploration to enrich your meditation practice and experience mindfulness in everyday life.
Join us for a Drala Hike where we will quiet the mind in order to open ourselves to the wisdom of nature and the Drala energies of the Pacific Northwest.
Instructor training for advanced Kyudo practitioners. The programme will be led by Onyumishi Kanjuro Shibata XXI, Sensei.
Instructor training for Kyudo practitioners combining the advanced and public programs lead by Onyumishi Kanjuro Shibata XXI, Sensei.
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Open to all. Kyudo is a living tradition of meditative archery. Learn and practice this powerful and highly refined contemplative art. Taught in English by Kanjuro Shibata XXI, Sensei. Open to all.
Join us for a drala hike where we will quiet the mind in order to open ourselves to the wisdom of nature and the drala energies of the Pacific Northwest.
Drawing on both the Maitri Space Awareness and Body-Mind Centering® approaches, we will learn to open our heart and senses with courage, mindfulness and respect. A journey of discovery into our innate wisdom: a compass for navigating challenging times.
Training in contemplative psychology. This is the first in a series of five in-person retreats combining Tibetan Buddhist principles with contemplative practice, skills development, embodiment training, ongoing group interaction and community support.
Cancelled For Stitchers and Non-Stitchers
A weekend programme open to all. Discover the Way of Flowers through the contemplative floral practice of Kado-Ikebana! No experience or equipment necessary.
For Stitchers and Non-Stitchers
Join us for a drala hike where we will quiet the mind in order to open ourselves to the wisdom of nature and the drala energies of the Pacific Northwest.
For those who have completed Qigong 1 and 2.
This teacher’s training continues to cultivate a mind/heart that is always open.
The programme is by invitation only.
An exploration of how the Tibetan Buddhist teachings on the Five Wisdoms can be put into practice in all our interpersonal relationships. Open to all, no meditation experience necessary. Offered in French only.
Join us for a Drala Hike where we will quiet the mind in order to open ourselves to the wisdom of nature and the Drala energies of the Pacific Northwest.
For Stitchers and Non-Stitchers
For Stitchers and Non-Stitchers
Cancelled For Stitchers and Non-Stitchers
Training in contemplative psychology. The Karuna curriculum is made up of five in-person retreats combining Tibetan Buddhist principles with contemplative practice, skills development, embodiment training, ongoing group interaction and community support.
The Shambhala Art teachings celebrate art that springs from the meditative mind. In Part 1 of the five-part Shambhala Art curriculum, we develop meditation as the ground for all creative endeavors. This course may be started and completed at any time.
In this session of reading and sharing, two experts in Trungpa’s poetry will provide context and commentary to illuminate his unique creative process and unlock some of the hidden meanings of this rare treasury.
