These Sunday afternoon programs begin with sitting meditation and compassion practice, which help participants nurture their inner strength and grow spiritually. These are followed by a discussion of various Buddhist topics. This free program is open to the public and suitable for all; you may join for some or all of the afternoon.
Milarepa Hall is open for personal meditation from 7:00-8:30 PM every Tuesday. Meditation cushions are provided and instruction is available. Free and open to all. No reservation required.
In this transformative and grounding program, combining lectures and woods walks, renowned permaculture designer Andrew Faust explains how to read landscapes, and identify and design them in accordance with the earth's energy.
In this hands-on mandala-making weekend you will gain new skills, two-to-three pieces of unique mandala art, a greater self-awareness, and ideas for an on-going creative practice.
What is Buddhism? Its history? Its relevance today? In an easy-to-digest approach we will discuss the many concepts and meditation practices in Buddhism and how they form an interlocking and cohesive spiritual path toward greater awareness.
H.E. Trungram Gyaltrul Rinpoche outlines the entire Tibetan Buddhist path using teachings from Gampopa’s Jewel Ornament of Liberation. He discusses the mind of ignorance and insight, the path of practice and the teacher-student connection, all over five days of engaged learning and guided practice.
With Anna Winkler, Bob Blanton, Madalina Blanton, Kati Walker, Gary Wheaton and John Henderson
September 18 - 20, 2020
Dharmakaya Center for Wellbeing
One of our most popular programs, Meditation and Movement explores a wide range of meditative practices—including shamata, yoga, walking meditation, guided compassion meditation, personal outdoor meditation, reiki, qi gong, and singing bowls.
Join Yogi Trish aka Ravi Kirtan on this weekend dive into the transformative and deeply healing practice of Kundalini yoga. Together we'll breathe, practice kriya, chant, dance and meditate. It's time to heal, to find meaning, to find ourselves, to release fear and embrace love.
Explore how to bring the core Buddhist teachings on compassion, wisdom, karma, emptiness, and impermanence into your daily life. Interactive discussion and guided meditation.
The Tibetan Book of the Dead and the Kabbalah offer transformational insight into the enigmatic mysteries of living and dying, bereavement and healing. Studying these sacred texts, participants will be guided to explore the journey of their own lives.
Dharmakaya Center For Wellbeing
191 Cragsmoor Road Cragsmoor, New York 12566
845.640.4593
