Free to all! Khentrul Rinpoche and Judith Simmer-Brown sit down for a fireside chat on the feminine aspect of Buddhism.
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.
Presented by the Foundation for Enlightened Society
With Miriam Tarcov, Jon Barbieri, Bryan Welch, & Colin Stubbert
Moderated by Judy Lief
The inseparability of the two truths, appearance and reality, is what best explains our existence: our mind, our experience, and the phenomena we perceive. To actually look at them, not just intellectually, but through our experience is the only way out o
Buddha said, “Mind has no mind; the nature of mind is luminous.” To truly see that the awakening that liberates us from all the shackles of samsara has always been with us, is quite possibly one of the most incredible discoveries of all time.
The sacred warrior conquers the world not through violence and aggression but through gentleness, courage, and self-knowledge. This program builds on the teachings and practice from Shambhala Training I: The Art of Being Human.
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.
This Event Is Being Rescheduled
This participatory and interactive weekend retreat will explore the unique teachings of Chögyam Trungpa on The Four Foundations of Mindfulness: Body, Livelihood, Effort, Mind. With discussions, sitting meditation, and embo
