Programs
A Year of Deepening in Compassion Part III: The Fearless Garuda: Emptiness and Absolute Bodhicitta
July 28th—October 6th
This course is the third of a four-part series exploring the Shambhala Mahayana teachings.
Join us in this wonderful opportunity to hear many of our most learned teachers and to gather together as a community to practice and contemplate the profound Maha Continue »
Radical Responsibility: The Path of Authentic Relationships
with Acharya Fleet Maull
August 17th—August 18th
Radical Responsibility is based on the choice to take 100% ownership for each and every circumstance we face in life, including those we can see we had some role in creating as well as those that just seem to happen. Continue »
Sadhana of Mahamudra
August 30th
This Vajrayana practice is open to all and one of the first practices that Chogyam Trungpa encouraged his students to do. Continue »
Fearlessness in Everyday Life
with Christopher Wenger & Stephanie Lindemann
September 6th—September 8th
By exploring the entrapping emotions of hope and fear, this course works on the level of our everyday, habitual anxieties. We learn to soar fearlessly like the mythical bird known as the Garuda. Continue »
Learn to Meditate
September 14th
This 3-hour class will help you start and establish a mindfulness-awareness meditation practice. Continue »
Full Moon Shambhala Sadhana
September 14th
This is a time for the community to gather, practice and delight in conversation and in each other's company. All members are invited, Continue »
A Journey of Remembrance and Reconciliation
September 18th
You are invited to DeKalb History Center (DeKalb Historic Courthouse), 101 East Court St., Decatur, GA. Continue »
A Year of Compassion: Four Limitless Ones
with Valerie Morvan
September 25th—October 23rd
The path of the Bodhisattva Warrior begins with developing affection for ourselves and expands this to others, dissolving the barriers that divide us. Continue »
The Art of Being Human: Shambhala Training Level I
with Lance Brunner
September 27th—September 28th
The Art of Being Human is the experience of becoming familiar with our own nature. This is an opportunity to discover and explore our inherent strength, wisdom and compassion. Continue »
Talk and Introduction to Level I: The Art of Being Human
with Lance Brunner
September 27th
Sense Perceptions as a Path to Awakening The human mind is inherently creative - constantly trying to make sense of the world, both to survive and to thrive. Continue »
Sadhana of Mahamudra
September 28th
This Vajrayana practice is open to all and one of the first practices that Chogyam Trungpa encouraged his students to do. Continue »
The Mind’s Play: Meditation, Contemplative Art, and the Creative Life
with Lance Brunner
September 29th
The human mind is inherently creative-constantly trying to make sense of the world, both to survive and to thrive. Level I participants are invited to attend on a complimentary basis. Continue »
Open Sky: Shambhala Training Level V
with Carol Hyman
October 11th—October 13th
This program focuses on the pervasive quality of awakened mind, as we find ourselves able to communicate with the world fearlessly and without aggression. Continue »
Learn to Meditate
October 12th
This 3-hour class will help you start and establish a mindfulness-awareness meditation practice. Continue »
Full Moon Shambhala Sadhana
October 13th
This is a time for the community to gather, practice and delight in conversation and in each other's company. All members are invited, Continue »
Sadhana of Mahamudra
October 28th
This Vajrayana practice is open to all and one of the first practices that Chogyam Trungpa encouraged his students to do. Continue »
Learn to Meditate
November 9th
This 3-hour class will help you start and establish a mindfulness-awareness meditation practice. Continue »
Full Moon Shambhala Sadhana
November 12th
This is a time for the community to gather, practice and delight in conversation and in each other's company. All members are invited, Continue »
Sadhana of Mahamudra
November 26th
This Vajrayana practice is open to all and one of the first practices that Chogyam Trungpa encouraged his students to do. Continue »
