Shambhala Training IV: Awakened Heart (In-Person & Zoom)
Shambhala Training IV: Awakened Heart
Friday January 17th, 7-9pm Mountain TIme
Saturday & Sunday, January 18th & 19th, 9am-6pm Mountain Time
This is a Hybrid program (in-person and over Zoom)
Full price $170
Sponsor: $200
Subsidized: $130
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In Shambhala Training IV, we have an opportunity to open our hearts so we can communicate more fully with the world. Rather than using our day-to-day experiences as occasions to regenerate habitual patterns, we can use them as reminders to further wake up. When we allow ourselves to meet the world without hope and fear, we find fresh resources of energy and a sense of steadiness.
Every Shambhala Training program includes thorough meditation instruction, periods of meditation practice, one-on-one meetings to clarify questions, talks by senior teachers, group discussions and a concluding reception.
Prerequisites: Shambhala Training III
Shambhala Training provides in-depth meditation retreats and teachings. Attendance is required for each session of the program.
About the Way of Shambhala
The Way of Shambhala includes Shambhala Training programs I–V. Over the course of a year, these programs introduce the entire Shambhala path. This series offers a glimpse of the Shambhala vision of enlightened society by emphasizing how meditation can impact our daily lives—and from there, how the sanity of meditation can impact our community and our whole society. Please click here for a full description of the Way of Shambhala.
We are delighted that through sponsor support, we can offer pricing options. Registering as a sponsor generously supports those who cannot afford the full price. Thank you!
Generosity Policy: Please contact Ed Smutney at [email protected] if you need financial assistance to attend this program.
