Gary Wheaton has been a Buddhist practitioner and student of Trungram Gyalwa Rinpoche since 2008. He has served as retreat cook, retreat organizer, retreat leader, and teacher’s assistant. Professionally he is a human resources director, with expertise in conflict resolution and coaching.
STUDENT COMMENTS
- “Sharing his personal experiences, Gary made a regular meditation practice seem realistic and attainable.”
- “Gary knows his stuff—and is also gentle, kind, and open to questions. We even laughed.”
- “Gary was wonderful and provided me with many skills for finding inner peace. I am so happy to have arrived at this comforting and supportive place.”
- “Gary is really compassionate and down to earth. His teaching reflects this.”
Events with Gary Wheaton
April 26 - 28, 2024
A DHARMAKAYA CENTER RETREAT Disconnect from your devices and reconnect with nature, the present moment, and your inner being. Six teachers guide you through a range of powerful practices—including shamata, yoga, walking meditation, guided compassion meditation, personal outdoor meditation, reiki, qi gong, and singing bowls. You will find yourself refreshed, recharged, and reconnected to yourself. “This is my favorite program of the year. I leave completely re-energized.” BRING A FRIEND DISCOUNT: Do you know someone who would like this program, but hasn’t been to the Center? Bring them, and you both get a 10% discount on your entire program package.…
December 6 - 8, 2024
A DHARMAKAYA CENTER RETREAT Imagine the peace that comes with a weekend of silence. No insistent beeps and buzzes demanding immediate attention. No distracting debates about the state of the world. No pressure to be witty or wise. Only the opportunity to be present with yourself, and the opening to mindfully observe and release the thoughts and emotions that arise. As we move into the holiday season, silence serves as a way to ground yourself—setting a solid foundation for the coming festivities. “I found the stillness once again.” BRING A FRIEND DISCOUNT: Do you know someone who would like this…