Programs for Southeast States USA Region
Durham Shambhala Center
Sadhana of Mahamudra
June 25th—December 18th
Connect with the elements: Sadhana of Mahamudra outdoors Continue »
Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta
Dharma Book Study -
with Christopher Wenger
September 16th—December 9th
Join this monthly book group on Zoom to read and discuss “Carefree Dignity: Discourses on Training in the Nature of Mind,” by the internationally esteemed teacher Tsoknyi Rinpoche. Continue »
Shambhala Center of Lexington
Dharma for Lunch book study
October 19th—December 28th
We will start with "The Places That Scare You" by Pema Chodron. Continue »
Durham Shambhala Center
Basic Goodness 3: What is Real?
with Shastri Tom Brothers & Dee Lutz
October 27th—December 8th - Date postponed or cancelled
The third and final course of the Basic Goodness Series asks the question, “What is real?” and explores a number of teachings from the Shambhala Buddhist tradition. Continue »
Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta
Full Moon Shambhala Sadhana
December 19th—June 13th (2022)
This is a practice to remind us of our basic goodness and the basic goodness of society and all beings. All members are invited. Join us via Zoom. Continue »
Durham Shambhala Center
Cultivating Compassion, Insight, and Spaciousness
with Sasha Loring, Rhea Colmar, Tom Wroth
December 27th—January 2nd (2022)
In this week we will be studying the relative and absolute bodhicitta slogans from the texts on Lojong, or mind training. Continue »
Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta
Smile at Fear: The Path of the Bodhisattva Warrior
with John Rockwell
December 27th—December 31st
This five-day retreat will focus on the practice of compassion as exemplified by the story, path, and teaching of the bodhisattva of compassion, Avalokiteshvara. The core issue we will look at is how to see, befriend, and work with fear
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Shambhala Center of Lexington
Meditation: The Way of the Buddha
January 2nd—February 6th (2022)
Join us in person or online for this six-week class. Registration is through Shambhala Online (see details) Continue »
Gainesville Shambhala Meditation Group
Igniting the Heart - Part 1
with Pema Chödron & Dr. Jan Snyder
January 3rd—February 7th (2022)
The path of meditative awareness that sparks transformation is available right now. Join Pema to ignite your heart so it glows for the benefit of everyone around you. Continue »
St. Petersburg/Tampa Shambhala Meditation Center
Meditation: The Way of the Buddha online course with Shambhala Online
January 6th (2022)
Birmingham Shambhala Center
Southeast Regional Shambhala Weekend Retreat Level I - The Art of Being Human Held Online
with Shastri Will Ryken
January 8th—January 9th (2022)
OPEN TO ALL! This is the first in a sequence of Shambhala Weekend Retreats suitable for anyone interested in exploring meditation as a means to develop fearlessness, confidence, openness, and gentleness toward ourselves and our world. Continue »
Gainesville Shambhala Meditation Group
Southeast Regional Shambhala Weekend Retreat Level I - The Art of Being Human (online)
with Shastri Will Ryken
January 8th—January 9th (2022)
Durham Shambhala Center
Southeast Regional Shambhala Weekend Retreat Level I - The Art of Being Human (online)
January 8th—January 9th (2022)
We glimpse unconditional goodness as the ground of our existence through the practice of meditation. Continue »
Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta
Southeast Regional Shambhala Weekend Retreat Level I - The Art of Being Human (online)
with Shastri Will Ryken
January 8th—January 9th (2022)
This is a Regional program being hosted online by the St. Petersburg Shambhala Center. In this weekend retreat we glimpse unconditional goodness as the ground of our existence through the practice of meditation. Continue »
St. Petersburg/Tampa Shambhala Meditation Center
Southeast Regional Shambhala Weekend Retreat Level I - The Art of Being Human Held online
with Shastri Will Ryken
January 8th—January 9th (2022)
OPEN TO ALL! This is the first in a sequence of Shambhala Weekend Retreats suitable for anyone interested in exploring meditation as a means to develop fearlessness, confidence, openness, and gentleness toward ourselves and our world. Continue »
Shambhala Center of Lexington
Southeast Regional Shambhala Weekend Retreat Level I - The Art of Being Human Held online
with Shastri Will Ryken
January 8th—January 9th (2022)
Level I: The Art of Being Human is the first in a series of five weekend retreats. These retreats are taken in sequence. Continue »
Durham Shambhala Center
Meditation in Everyday Life
with Tekla Jachimiak
January 10th—February 7th (2022)
By making a deep connection to the present moment and understanding our mind through the practice of meditation, we learn to make friends with ourselves. Continue »
Birmingham Shambhala Center
Basic Goodness I - Who Am I? (Hybrid)
with Shastri Janet Bronstein
January 12th—February 16th (2022)
This course asks the question, “Who am I?” and explores the sense of self.
from the Buddhist and Shambhala perspectives. Continue »
Durham Shambhala Center
Shambhala Training Level 5: Open Sky
with Gaylon Ferguson
January 14th—January 16th (2022)
Communicating with the world gently and fearlessly, our awareness is sharpened and we find the open clear sky of mind—a delightful source of wisdom and uplifted energy. Continue »
Durham Shambhala Center
Outrageous and Inscrutable
with Catherine Neill
January 21st—January 23rd (2022)
Outrageous and Inscrutable is a continuation of the Sacred Path. These fruitional dignities refer to the extraordinary skill of a practiced warrior. Continue »
Birmingham Shambhala Center
Winter Retreat (Hybrid)
February 20th—March 1st (2022)
The annual Winter Retreat is a time of preparation for the Tibetan New Year which begins on Shambhala Day, March 3, the Year of the Water Tiger. Continue »
Gainesville Shambhala Meditation Group
Igniting the Heart -Part 2
with Pema Chödron & Dr. Jan Snyder
March 7th—April 25th (2022)
The path of meditative awareness that sparks transformation is available right now. Join Pema to ignite your heart so it glows for the benefit of everyone around you. Continue »
