December 26, 2018 – January 1, 2019
This retreat is open to anyone who would like to take some time away from their everyday habits and surroundings. We will provide a daily schedule of meditation practice and meals but you decide how much of the schedule you wish to participate in. Continue»

Karmê Chöling, VT

Dathun: A Month of Meditation

with Acharya William McKeever and Shastri Calryn Aston
January 6 – February 5, 2019

A dathün or “month session” is an in-depth introduction to and deepening of the mindfulness-awareness meditation technique. Doing this practice transforms how we relate to ourselves and everyday life by allowing us to get to know our mind and patterns. Continue»

Shambhala Mountain Center, CO

Take a Leap into 2019: Establish Your Intention and Commitment

With Shastri Jon Barbieri

December 29, 2018 – January 1, 2019
Join us for this special program and allow your aspirations for the New Year to become clear, as you become confident and committed through reflection and renewal. Our gathering will include guided mindfulness-awareness meditation, contemplative practices, and open time to rest and reflect. Continue »

Chicago Shambhala Center

Taoist Qigong Level 4

With Acharya Dale Asrael

April 13 – 14, 2019
Prerequisite: Taoist Qigong Level 3, as taught by the lineage transmitted by Dr. Eva Wong. Continue »

Milwaukee Shambhala Center

Learn to Eat Mindfully

with Shastri Deborah Zarate
Dec 1, 2018
Discover a more mindful relationship to your food and release the struggle around your less-than-ideal eating habits. When we bring mindfulness into our eating habits we can restore our sense of satisfaction no matter what we are or are not eating. Continue »

Minneapolis Shambhala Center

Children’s Day

December 16, 2018

Children’s Day in Shambhala is a winter solstice celebration for all. We delight in creating a wonderful morning together to honor the turning of the year, from darkness to the coming of the light. We especially honor our children on this day—their openness, their joy, the loving spirits that they are, and their journey in the world. Continue »