2015 SCHEDULE

DATE

TOPIC

VENUE

CONTACT
Feb 13 - Feb 15
Shamatha & Vipashyana
Choe Khor Sum Ling
(Bangalore, India)
 info@cksl.in
Feb 23 - Mar 04
(residential)
Introduction to Buddhism
Tushita Meditation Centre
(Dharamsala, India)
www.tushita.info/contact-us
+91 898 816 0988​
Mar 13 - Mar 21
(residential)
Shamatha Retreat
Tushita Meditation Centre
Apr 17 - Apr 25
(residential)
Wisdom & Compassion
Tushita Meditation Centre
Jun 27 - Jul 05
(residential)
Shamatha Retreat
Manniku Metsalatu
(Viljandi, Estonia)
retreatinestonia@gmail.com
+372 5828 5869
Jul 05 - Jul 12
(residential)
Vipashyana Retreat
Manniku Metsalatu
Jul 13, 15 & 17
(19:00 - 21:00)
Mahamudra (Shamatha)
Ganden Centre
(Riga, Latvia)
info@ganden.lv
Jul 19
(10:00 - 16:00)
Mahamudra (Vipashyana)
Ganden Centre
Jul 30 - Sep 24
Shamatha, Vipashyana & Mahamudra Retreat
Led by Alan Wallace
(Gympie, Australia)
retreats@sbinstitute.com
Oct 07
(19:00 - 20:30)
Observing the Mind
Nagarjuna Wisdom
Nov 05
(19:30 - 21:00)
How to Cultivate Mental Balance & Well-Being
Jamyang Buddhist Centre
(London, England)
+44 20 7820 8787
Nov 10
(19:30 - 21:30)
How to Cultivate Mental Balance & Well-Being
Saraswati Buddhist Group
(Taunton, England)
 info@saraswati.org.uk
Nov 12
(19:30 - 21:00)
Mindfulness - A Key to Happiness 
Jamyang Buddhist Centre
(London, England)
+44 20 7820 8787
Nov 26
(19:00 - 21:00)
Heart Sutra (part 1)
CVM (Wisdom & Compassion)
(Copenhagen, Denmark)
cvm@fpmt.dk
Nov 27 - Nov 29
Shamatha Retreat
CVM (Wisdom & Compassion)
​(Copenhagen, Denmark)
cvm@fpmt.dk
Nov 30
(19:00 - 21:00)
Introduction to Shamatha Meditation
Wing-Tsun
(Malmö, Sweden)
kungfu.sweden@gmail.com
Dec 01
(19:00 - 21:00)
Mindfulness in Buddhism
CVM (Wisdom & Compassion)
(Copenhagen, Denmark)
cvm@fpmt.dk
Dec 02
(19:00 - 21:00)
Observing the Mind
Wing-Tsun
(Malmö, Sweden)
kungfu.sweden@gmail.com
Dec 03
(19:00 - 21:00)
Heart Sutra (part 2)
CVM (Wisdom & Compassion)
(Copenhagen, Denmark)
cvm@fpmt.dk
Dec 04 - Dec 06
Vipashyana Expedition
CVM (Wisdom & Compassion)
​(Copenhagen, Denmark)
cvm@fpmt.dk
"The term 'dogma' refers to a coherent, universally applied worldview consisting of a collection of beliefs and attitudes that call for intellectual and emotional allegiance. As such, a dogma has a power over individuals and communities that is far greater than the power of mere facts and fact-related theories. Indeed, it may prevail despite the most obvious contrary evidence, and commitment to it may grow all the more zealous when obstacles are met. There are many kinds of dogmas, including religious, philosophical, political, and scientific."            
                                                                                                                      B. Alan Wallace (Contemplative Science: Where Buddhism and Neuroscience Converge)