Cancelled Ever wanted to tour all the hell realms? No? Well, here’s your chance! This class will take a close look at the Buddhist picture of phenomenal reality (there really is a picture!) called the “Wheel of Birth and Death.” Ever wonder where you’re standing in
This offering is a time for the community to come together and deepen their practice, with an extended session of sitting and walking meditation. Join us for opening chants followed by periods of sitting and walking meditation until noon.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
This offering is a time for the community to come together and deepen their practice, with an extended session of sitting and walking meditation. Join us for opening chants followed by periods of sitting and walking meditation until noon.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
This program builds on the foundation of the meditation practice that was introduced in Shambhala Training I and explores how habitual ways of thinking obscure the raw brilliance of the world.
This offering is a time for the community to come together and deepen their practice, with an extended session of sitting and walking meditation. Join us for opening chants followed by periods of sitting and walking meditation until noon.
Larry Mermelstein, teacher and translator in the Vajradhatu / Shambhala community since the early 1970s, has kindly offered to give practice instruction prior to the Vajrakilaya abhisheka.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
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 facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Great Eastern Sun, the first program in the Sacred Path, is based on seeing that there is a natural source of radiance and brilliance in this world—which is the innate wakefulness of human beings.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
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 facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
The Boulder Shambhala Center is honored to be hosting Tana Yelpa and Tana Dungsey Rinpoche for the third time. BSC is looking forward to engaging in more timely, helpful, and rich teachings.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Open to the art of being human through the practice of meditation! Glimpse your unconditional goodness as the ground of our existence. Open to your to this original nature with gentleness and appreciation. See your potential as a genuine, dignified, carin
This program, the second in the Sacred Path series, teaches a practice to bring about skillful and heartfelt social engagement, enabling the warrior to go forward in the midst of whatever challenges occur.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
In Shambhala Training III, we work in a deliberate way, making an effort to bring the mindfulness and awareness cultivated in our meditation practice into all aspects of daily life.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
A facilitated weekly meeting for people in recovery, with meditation, contemplation, and sharing.
Open to the art of being human through the practice of meditation! Glimpse your unconditional goodness as the ground of our existence. Open to your to this original nature with gentleness and appreciation. See your potential as a genuine, dignified, carin
This program builds on the foundation of the meditation practice that was introduced in Shambhala Training I and explores how habitual ways of thinking obscure the raw brilliance of the world.
At this point in the Sacred Path, The Four Dignities (Meek, Perky, Outrageous, Inscrutable) engage a warrior's maturing and widening sphere of benevolent engagement in the world.
