Dharma and Dharma Art
Montreal 1225 boulevard St-Joseph Est, suite 201, Montréal, QC, CANADAThe contemplative arts and the Buddhadharma can inform and enhance one another as effective liberation practices.
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.
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
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.
Contemplative Creatitivity Lab is an extension of the Shambhala Art/ Dharma Art teachings. Shambhala Art celebrates art that springs from the meditative mind.
Enjoy summer flowers! 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.
Many of us live in urban environments. This exploration engages the urban scene as a lived world phenomenal expression. It is a wild mash up of different perceptual modalities and different levels of
perception. This course is contemplative, practical,
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.
We are honored and delighted that Sujata Kothari, who teaches flower arranging in her home in India, has agreed to provide a basic workshop for us at Shambhala Center.
Join Sogetsu ikebana teacher Mrs. Yukawa for an exploration of the Japanese Way of Flowers.
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.
Taught by Bhumpat Ngamyingsanga (Chin). Sundays, August 4th - 25th, from 2pm - 3:30pm.
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.
Contemplative Creativity Lab is an extension of the Shambhala Art/ Dharma Art teachings. Shambhala Art celebrates art that springs from the meditative mind.
Find out more about this ancient contemplative art and all its minute details.
Participate, or just watch, to experience a core Buddhist practice, the practice of loving-kindness, through the immersive technique of dramatization (psycho-drama).
During the Democratic National Convention, the Shambhala Center will be open for meditation and quiet reflection. All are welcome.
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.
Find out more about this ancient contemplative art and all its minute details.
During this workshop, you are welcome to continue what was started in the spring- or to join anew- in deep study and practice of the Four Immeasurables: loving kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy and equanimity.
Found Modern Art
Feeling the first touch of fall. Explore ikebana--Japanese flower arranging. Monthly class for new and returning students. All welcome.
Find out more about this ancient contemplative art and all its minute details.
Presented by the Foundation for Enlightened Society
With Miriam Tarcov, Jon Barbieri, Bryan Welch, & Colin Stubbert
Moderated by Judy Lief
What happens when you combine meditation with stitching? You get the Stitch Circle circle! This event is for Stitchers and Non-Stitchers alike.
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.
Introduction to Contemplative Photography
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.
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.
Join us for an interactive exploration of meditation, improvised sound, and movement. Together with live improvisational musicians, you are invited to reconnect to your natural sense of freedom, spontaneity, and connection.
Follow the 1970s Hippie Trail from Europe to India and explore what has happened since then
Enjoy a glimpse of the Taoist way of living in harmony with the seasons in this leisurely day of practice. We’ll wander free-and-easy through spring, summer, autumn, and winter with seasonal tea appreciation, supported by Taoist qigong ...
What happens when you combine meditation with stitching? You get the Stitch Circle circle! This event is for Stitchers and Non-Stitchers alike.
In this two day workshop, Lidija Rekert combines meditation with the body with the classical stages of resting the mind meditation.
Qigong is designed to cultivate strength of body and calmness of mind through Taoist practices that integrate movement, breath, and qi (or internal energy) to promote health and longevity.
This is a deep study haiku course including a basic introduction to “the way of Haiku," as well as Daoism, Chinese Contemplative Poetry and the Deep Ecology teachings while guiding participants through how to create Classic Contemplative Haiku.
Staff tidy up the Ikebana in all areas of the building
Register here for Writing Deep Haiku Through the Lens of Deep Ecology - Cohort I
Register here for Writing Deep Haiku Through the Lens of Deep Ecology - Cohort II
This weekend workshop will guide artists and meditators to the heart of creativity, looking deep into the nature of the creative mind to be incorporated into various performance media and practice methods.
Enjoy a glimpse of the Taoist way of living in harmony with the seasons in this leisurely day of practice, using tea appreciation to explore the current seasonal transition, supported by the Taoist qigong of the Limitless Gate Lineage
We invite you to join us for a day of exploring our creativity. Open to everyone, whether you consider yourself an artist or not.
Beginning to enjoy the beauty of bare branches. Explore ikebana--Japanese flower arranging. Monthly class for new and returning students. All welcome.
Join teacher Donald Eckler at this weekend program for both beginner and experienced calligraphers who wish to pursue the timeless art form from a contemplative perspective. Spots are limited to 10 people to give attendees plenty of personal attention and
We invite you to join us for a day of understanding and developing compassion using our voices.
Staff tidy up the Ikebana in all areas of the building
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
An exploration of spirituality and race using meditation and Social Presencing Theater, loving kindness and compassion practices along with collective embodiment practices to experience the interdependence and connection that we have with all beings.
Staff tidy up the Ikebana in all areas of the building
Professional artist and experienced meditation and yoga practitioner Heather Midori Yamada leads this introductory class of exercises using calligraphy brushes, Japanese washi papers, and high-quality sumi. No experience is necessary to join; all are welc
Secret au-delà de la pensée. Secret beyond thought
What happens when you combine meditation with stitching? You get the Stitch Circle circle! This event is for Stitchers and Non-Stitchers alike.
Staff tidy up the Ikebana in all areas of the building
Let's play with holiday flowers! Explore ikebana--Japanese flower arranging. Monthly class for new and returning students. All welcome.
As the year comes to a close, come create, dream and recharge your batteries with the contemplative practices of Miksang photography, writing and creativity.
Start off 2025 with this reatreat on The Four Foundations of Mindfulness, as taught by Chögyam Trungpa, we explore how they connect to creativity, playfulness and improvisation, including practices of movement and voice. Open to everyone!
When body is relaxed and peaceful, energy will flow. When mind is still, it will
embrace qi and strengthen the body. One of the Chinese arts of health and
longevity, Taoist Qigong simultaneously cultivates physical health and mental
well-being.
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
Mudra Space Awareness is a group practice developed in the early 1970s by meditation master Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. It challenges participants to move beyond unhelpful habits and fears in order to become more aware, courageous and collaborative.