Ongoing Offerings
Introductory
Introductory
Anatomy & Physiology of Ego: A Dharma Study Workshop on the Five Skandhas
with Eileen Malloy & Gary Allen
January 5th—February 2nd
Please join us for a participatory five- week class exploring the foundational Buddhist teaching on the five skandhas. Open to all! Continue »
Full Moon Shambhala Sadhana
January 28th
The recitation of this sadhana is a way for us to establish confidence in our own basic goodness and to rouse the wish for all beings to recognize their basic goodness. Open to all! Continue »
Shambhala Training I: The Art of Being Human
February 5th—February 7th
Through the practice of meditation, we glimpse unconditional goodness as the ground of our existence. Opening to this original nature with gentleness and appreciation, we begin to see our potential as genuine, dignified, caring human beings. Continue »
New Moon Sadhana of Mahamudra
February 11th
This practice received and written by Chogyam Trungpa combines the power of the Kagyu and Nyingma lineages of Tibetan Buddhism to help us dispel obstacles in our practice, life, and world. Open to all! Continue »
Meditation in Everyday Life
February 17th—March 17th
Open to all! Learn how to meditate and live a mindful life. Continue »
A Time to go Deeper: The Unique Buddhist Teachings of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche
with Judy Lief, Carolyn Gimian, Gaylon Ferguson, Martin Janowitz
February 20th—March 20th
This inspiring, in-depth five-week program (three 1-day retreats and two evening classes—all via Zoom) offers the foundation of the journey and way of life as presented by the Buddha and taught by Chogyam Trungpa. Open to all! Continue »
A Time to Go Deeper: The Three Yanas
with Judy Lief
February 20th
This retreat provides an overview of the three principal Buddhist paths as presented in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition; Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana. Open to all! Continue »
A Time to Go Deeper: Can the Climate Crisis Activate Meditation?
with Martin Janowitz
February 25th
Can we activate our inner being as a transformational force for sanity, environmental health, safety, and compassion? Can we raise our gaze in meditation to activate meditation in action? Open to all! Continue »
The Six Types of Mindfulness in the Dzogchen Tradition with Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
February 26th—February 27th
During this special program, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche will share the Dzogchen tradition's unique approach to mindfulness. Open to all! Continue »
Full Moon Shambhala Sadhana
February 27th
The recitation of this sadhana is a way for us to establish confidence in our own basic goodness and to rouse the wish for all beings to recognize their basic goodness. Open to all! Continue »
A Time to Go Deeper: Core Foundational Teachings
with Gaylon Ferguson
March 6th
In the first presentations by the Buddha, he introduced many core teachings, particularly the Four Noble Truths. We are encouraged to realize the truth of suffering, understand the causes of suffering, and walk the path to liberation from suffering. Open Continue »
A Time to Go Deeper: Art in Everyday Life
with Anne Saitzyk
March 11th
You are invited to come and experience, or play with, one of Chögyam Trungpa’s favorite activities—object arranging. Drawing on the principles of Heaven, Earth and Humanity, we will explore the process of perception as the foundation of the creative proce Continue »
A Time to Go Deeper: Community and Lineage
with Carolyn Gimian
March 20th
In the Buddhist tradition there are the “Three Jewels”: the Buddha, Dharma, and the Sangha. This retreat will focus on the Sangha (Sanskrit) or community of practitioners. Open to all! Continue »
Contentment in Everyday Life
March 31st—April 28th
Open to all! Learning to relax into our basic goodness allows a contentment and feeling of well-being to arise that is a total game changer! Continue »
Shambhala Training I: The Art of Being Human
September 17th—September 19th
Through the practice of meditation, we glimpse unconditional goodness as the ground of our existence. Opening to this original nature with gentleness and appreciation, we begin to see our potential as genuine, dignified, caring human beings. Continue »
