Do you feel like you're living the same patterns over and over? Many of us experience a sense of being stuck—repeating the same relationships, reactions,…
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Drop in anytime to one of our free online guided meditation sessions. The sessions are suitable for absolute beginners through to established meditators and are… 
Taking time out to recharge your batteries at your own pace. Meditation breaks are moments for yourself, to take a break and find your inner… 
This interactive course will lead us to better understand who we are, how our mind works and where the Buddhist path takes us. We will… |
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Three evening talks with Marcia Dechen Wangmo (Marcia Binder Schmidt), Elizabeth McDougal, Sarah H. Jacoby and Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel. What is the feminine principle? Is… |
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This five-day retreat will present the Mahayana Seven Points of Mind Training, to lay out a path of formal meditation practice, accompanied by guidelines for extending that practice into everyday life. These teachings are precious and unique in presenting the entire depth and breadth of the Buddha’s Mahayana teachings succinctly and practically. Mahayana mind training offers an approach to life that is straightforward, grounded in sanity, kindness, and compassion. Yet it also offers a vision that completely transcends our ordinary way of viewing ourselves and others, with an all-encompassing vision of enlightenment. |
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Online seminar with Christine Longaker, author of “Facing Death and Finding Hope” Discover how to live with a lighter, kinder heart. Many of us carry beliefs that we’re unworthy of love or beyond forgiveness, leaving us trapped in guilt and self-blame. But punishing ourselves only deepens our suffering and prevents us from realizing our natural state. Through insight, compassion, and guided meditations, you’ll learn to soften your “inner critic,” release false beliefs, and understand why you can let yourself off the hook—all of which frees your heart. As you cultivate forgiveness and compassion for yourself, you’ll naturally feel a genuine compassion and understanding for others—and the world. |
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