In this two day workshop, Lidija Rekert combines meditation with the body with the classical stages of resting the mind meditation.
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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
One Sunday Medicine Buddha programme plus five weeks of Medicine Buddha practice online via zoom, informed by the Five Wisdom Energies of the five Buddha families. Led by Jim Sacamano
Training in contemplative psychology. The Karuna curriculum is made up of five in-person retreats combining Tibetan Buddhist principles with contemplative practice.
“Dharma art” is creative work that comes from an awakened state of meditation. According to Chögyam Trungpa, it is also a way to appreciate the nature of things as they are and to express them without striving or struggling to achieve anything.
Ten days to reconnect with your heart and move beyond fear, using ancient Shambhala and Buddhist teachings. Open to all!
In this two day workshop, Lidija Rekert combines meditation with the body with the classical stages of resting the mind meditation.
A two-day programme open to all. Discover the Way of Flowers through the contemplative floral practice of Kado-Ikebana! No experience or equipment necessary.
See our french page for more information. The program will be taught in French. Register now
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.
Registration page for Choiceless Magic: Shambhala, Drala and Contemplative Photography–Cohort 1 from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
This course combines in depth study of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche’s Shambhala teachings on “magic” with a contemplative photography exploration of the phenomenal world.
Training in contemplative psychology. The Karuna curriculum is made up of five in-person retreats combining Tibetan Buddhist principles with contemplative practice.
Registration page for Choiceless Magic: Shambhala, Drala and Contemplative Photography–Cohort 2 from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. ET
In this two day workshop, Lidija Rekert combines meditation with the body with the classical stages of resting the mind meditation.
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.
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 led by Onyumishi Kanjuro Shibata XXI, Sensei.
Open to all - a living tradition of contemplative archery.
In this program we will bring together the living Warrior traditions from the lineage of Aikido practitioners with the Shambhala Warrior culture brought to the west by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. Join us for this unique offering.
Bei der Maitri-Raumgewahrseins-Praxis wenden wir uns den grundlegenden Energien unserer Erfahrung zu, verstärken sie durch Körperhaltungen und Farben und werden vertraut mit ihnen. Wir lernen freundlich, freudvoll und kreativ mit ihnen umzugehen.
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.
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.
This series of three weekends is designed to help meditation practitioners who are interested in developing as Meditation Instructors (MIs) and support them in cultivating skills to assist others.
In this recorded course 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.
This intensive, recorded course leads participants into deep engagement with contemplative arts and the view and meditation practices of the Yogachara school of Mahayana Buddhism.
