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
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 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
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 three ways thoughts release themselves are
      (1) simply by recognizing them (gcer grol),
      (2) by the power of familiarization (thoughts release themselves like a snake unraveling itself) (shar grol) and
      (3) in the culminating phase there is no way thoughts can help or harm you (like a thief who comes to an empty house) (rang grol).

​In this final phase, thoughts empower your realization of pristine awareness, serving as aids to your practice. ​​Pristine awareness constitutes 'primordial release' (ye grol) for it has never been bound by thoughts.”​ 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Yangthang Rinpoche