7:00 PM - Public Meditation7:30 PM - Conversations About Buddhism Please join us for public meditation practice and a facilitated group discussion online and via Zoom. Everyone is welcome. We […]
This introductory course combines technique and teaching in a supportive, communal setting to provide you with everything you need to build a healthy, strong meditation practice.
This powerful monthly practice at the time of the full moon is open to all. Participation is free of charge!
A weekly ONLINE support group bringing together Buddhist meditation practice and
the wisdom of recovery. Meetings are anonymous and confidential and explore
the relationship of addiction and recovery to our personal path.
The Art of Being Human is the first in the series of Shambhala Training weekends and the first program in the Way of Shambhala curriculum. Open to all
In this weekend retreat we will immerse ourselves in the vast Mahayana. We will explore the cultivation of the heart, from its roots in the four immeasurable qualities of early Buddhism to the genuine heart of sadness that flowers into bodhicitta.
This first weekend in the series of Shambhala teachings is an introduction to the good news: That we already have everything we need to live a fulfilling life regardless of all the challenges we face as individuals.
The Shambhala teachings and practices provide us with a structured path to follow, where we can learn to connect with our gentleness and strength. By bringing a compassionate touch to the messiness of being alive, we can move toward feeling good enough
När vi mediterar med en tillåtande och accepterande inställning får vi steg för steg kontakt med vår grundläggande godhet, en kvalité som varje människa bär inom sig. Vi får syn på vår potential som genuina och medkännande människor.
Join us for this rare opportunity to see and engage with Ken McLeod on his recently published book, “The Magic of Vajrayana”. (Along with “Reflections on Silver River” and “A Trackless Path”, “The Magic of Vajrayana” completes a trilogy of experiential in
Support group sessions will include a short talk, meditation practice, and an open forum to discuss personal experiences with old age, sickness, death, grief and bereavement. All are welcome. We respect your privacy. These sessions will not be recorded.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Learn to Meditate! This is a space where beginners or people newer to meditation can receive meditation instruction, learn how a meditation practice can inform their daily lives, and connect to other meditators in a warm, inclusive environment.
Join us in-person at the Portland Dhamma Center (or online) for meditation, refreshments and socializing! All are welcome.
The refuge and bodhisattva vows are traditional vows that are part of the Buddhist path. Taking a vow in a formal ceremony is a way to set our intention and to plant a deep seed of aspiration for the unfolding of our spiritual path.
The refuge and bodhisattva vows are traditional vows that are part of the Buddhist path. Taking a vow in a formal ceremony is a way to set our intention and to plant a deep seed of aspiration for the unfolding of our spiritual path.
A weekly ONLINE support group bringing together Buddhist meditation practice and
the wisdom of recovery. Meetings are anonymous and confidential and explore
the relationship of addiction and recovery to our personal path.
Please join us for our annual week-long retreat of deep practice, dharma discussions, and a culture of kindness and community in the beautiful environment of the Auspicious Cloud Retreat Center in Chappell Hill, Texas.
Han de Wit leads this month’s “Second Sunday” Maitri Bhavana, so we can practice for the wellbeing of others. Maitri Bhavana is a practice that is done for the benefit of the seriously ill, or for major global turmoil and disasters.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Shambhala trains us to engage our everyday life in the world with the same open, soft vulnerability we have discovered and cultivated privately in our meditation. This approach – scary, daring, and gentle – thwarts defensiveness and aggression and is the
Join us in-person at the Portland Dhamma Center (or online) for meditation, refreshments and socializing! All are welcome.
Ein Wochenendretreat einer befreundeten buddhistischen Sangha (Gemeinschaft) mit Ngakma Déwang Pamo und Naljorpa Traktung Dorje.
A weekly ONLINE support group bringing together Buddhist meditation practice and
the wisdom of recovery. Meetings are anonymous and confidential and explore
the relationship of addiction and recovery to our personal path.
Warrior's Heart, Warrior Action's a weekend community program with Janet Solentjes, open to everyone.
During this nine-month (one live session monthly) in-depth, hybrid course on foundational Buddhist teachings, Khenpo Gawang will guide participants through his book, Your Mind Is Your Teacher. This is strongly recommended for new students but will be offe
During this in-depth course on foundational Buddhist teachings, Khenpo Gawang will guide participants through his book, "Your Mind Is Your Teacher."
During this in-depth course for Shambhala Centers and Groups on foundational Buddhist teachings, Khenpo Gawang will guide participants through his book, "Your Mind Is Your Teacher."
This practice received and written by Chögyam Trungpa combines the power of the Kagyü and Nyingma lineages of Tibetan Buddhism to help us dispel obstacles in our practice, life, and world. Open to all!
This practice received and written by Chögyam Trungpa combines the power of the Kagyü and Nyingma lineages of Tibetan Buddhism to help us dispel obstacles in our practice, life, and world. Open to all!
During our hour together we’ll sing three songs, contemplate their meaning, consider alternate translations, and practice meditation.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Join us in-person at the Portland Dhamma Center (or online) for meditation, refreshments and socializing! All are welcome.
This program offers an introductory investigation of race, whiteness, and systemic racism for meditation practitioners who identify as white, providing a foundation from which white meditators can begin the path of exploring their own social conditioning.
Boulder is blessed to receive Shechen Rabjam Rinpoche, grandson and dharma heir of Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche. His empowerments of Vajrakilaya and Gesar at Boulder Shambhala Center will happen on Friday, October 20, 2023. They will be restricted to tantrikas
A weekly ONLINE support group bringing together Buddhist meditation practice and
the wisdom of recovery. Meetings are anonymous and confidential and explore
the relationship of addiction and recovery to our personal path.
In this one day class will explore the fourth Noble Truth, the eight-fold path that can lead us from suffering.
59 Slogans zur Schulung von Herz und Geist
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Join us in-person at the Portland Dhamma Center (or online) for meditation, refreshments and socializing! All are welcome.
A weekly ONLINE support group bringing together Buddhist meditation practice and
the wisdom of recovery. Meetings are anonymous and confidential and explore
the relationship of addiction and recovery to our personal path.
This powerful monthly practice at the time of the full moon is open to all. Participation is free of charge!
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Join us in-person at the Portland Dhamma Center (or online) for meditation, refreshments and socializing! All are welcome.
All students, practiced and new alike, are welcome to join for an online book study on the modern spiritual classic, Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism, by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche.
Ringu Tulku Rinpoche is a Tibetan Buddhist Master of the Kagyu Order. He was trained in all schools of Tibetan Buddhism under many great masters such as HH the 16th Gyalwa Karmapa and HH Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche. He took his formal education at Namgyal Ins
A weekly ONLINE support group bringing together Buddhist meditation practice and
the wisdom of recovery. Meetings are anonymous and confidential and explore
the relationship of addiction and recovery to our personal path.
Support group sessions will include a short talk, meditation practice, and an open forum to discuss personal experiences with old age, sickness, death, grief and bereavement. All are welcome. We respect your privacy. These sessions will not be recorded.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Join us in-person at the Portland Dhamma Center (or online) for meditation, refreshments and socializing! All are welcome.
Meditation sharpens our intelligence and uncovers our wisdom. When we touch the world directly, we discover ordinary magic.
Deepen your meditation practice, and continue along the path of the Shambhala teachings on warriorship, in this online weekend retreat.
Having experienced a taste of basic goodness, we want to go forward. Meditation practice allows us to observe how we create a cocoon of habits to mask our fear. We begin to appreciate that there is no fundamental obstacle to experiencing basic goodness.
