Introductory
Active Hope: How to Face the Mess We’re In without Going Crazy—Book Club
with Christine Lincoln & George Ramsey
August 18th—October 13th
Please join us for a study/action group at Boulder Shambhala. Do you start to feel crazy every time someone mentions climate change? There is an alternative. Continue »
The Bardos in Everyday Life
with Andrew Holecek
September 3rd—October 1st
For the awakened ones, death is an illusion, and this course will lead you to that awakening. Continue »
Mindful Handwork Social Gathering
September 5th—November 21st
Join this biweekly, relaxed, creative social gathering, and bring your handiwork! We will share tea, informal conversation, and the opportunity to practice handiwork—such as knitting, crocheting, beading, and other creative arts. Continue »
Dharmic Warriors
September 6th—November 15th
Teens! Join our biweekly gathering for socializing and mindfulness. Being a teen can be rough, especially in these challenging and confusing times... Continue »
Shambhala Training I: The Art of Being Human
with Margot Iseman
September 6th—September 8th
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 »
Traditional Chinese Qigong: Levels 1 & 2
with Acharya Dale Asrael
September 7th—September 8th
Qigong is a form of gentle, relaxing exercises to strengthen joints, muscles, tendons, and bones, and to increase flexibility, stimulate the circulation of energy in our body, and enhance mental clarity. Continue »
Meditation in Everyday Life
September 10th—October 8th
This course provides introductory tools and teachings to weave the insights of meditation into daily life. With simple instructions and support, meditation practice can become an integral part of our lives, increasing our stability, strength, and clarity. Continue »
Refuge Vow Class
September 18th—October 2nd
The refuge vow is the ancient, traditional ceremony of becoming a Buddhist. "By taking the refuge vow, we commit ourselves to freedom." —Chögyam Trungpa Continue »
Spontaneous Creativity with Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche
September 19th—September 22nd
Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche will offer support for participants to engage their creative nature, release pain identities that create blockages, and awaken to greater inspiration, awareness, openness, and abilities to joyfully serve others. Continue »
Four Foundations of Mindfulness
with Richard Merrill & Acharya Holly Gayley
September 27th—September 29th
In this weekend retreat, we will explore the unique and provocative teachings of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche on The Four Foundations of Mindfulness within a context of sitting meditation and contemplative movement practices. Continue »
Shambhala Training I: The Art of Being Human
with Shastri Andrew Sacamano
September 27th—September 29th
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 »
Refuge Vow Ceremony
October 6th
The refuge vow is the ancient, traditional ceremony of becoming a Buddhist. "By taking the refuge vow, we commit ourselves to freedom." —Chögyam Trungpa Continue »
Contentment in Everyday Life
October 22nd—November 19th
This course provides an exploration of genuine contentment, the foundational views of the Buddhist teachings, and meditation in action for daily life. Continue »
Shambhala Training I: The Art of Being Human
with Shastri Calryn Aston
October 25th—October 27th
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 »
Exploring Doubt & Confidence in an Era of Fake Everything
with Richard Merrill
November 6th—November 23rd
We will immerse ourselves in the teachings on the Four Dignities (Tiger, Lion, Garuda, Dragon) to understand how relevant and potent these teachings are and how they can support us in meeting the challenges of our lives and times with gentleness, courage Continue »
The Future is Open
with Carolyn Gimian
November 22nd—November 24th
Chogyam Trungpa challenges both popular and fundamental misconceptions in our understanding of the Buddhist doctrines of karma and rebirth, sharing a view of the Buddhist path and the practice of meditation that can actually help people to wake up. Continue »
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