Talvez o primeiro livro a ler sobre meditação:)
Mindfulness in Plain English
08 janeiro 2006
retiros de verão - hopefully!
Estou já a programar o meu Verão :)
STUDY RETREAT
Starts Saturday 15th
Ends Saturday 22nd July
Course Code 5175
Course Fee £210 (£175)
The aim of this retreat is to integrate the practice of meditation with the ideas and doctrines that support and illuminate such practice. As the week unfolds, Stephen’s morning seminars will offer a broad perspective on Buddhist teaching by means of critical interpretation of classical texts. Buddhist ideas will also be contrasted and compared with other religious, philosophical, literary and scientific insights. Martine’s evening talks will focus on the practical application of these ideas in meditation practice and daily life. Participants are expected to have experience in Buddhist meditation and familiarity with Buddhist ideas. Apart from talks and discussion periods, the retreat will be conducted in silence.
Led by Martine Batchelor
Stephen Batchelor
MARTINE BATCHELOR lived in Korea as a Zen nun under the guidance of Master Kusan for ten years. She is the author of “Women on the Buddhist Path”, “Way of Zen” and “Meditation for Life”. She is a member of the Gaia House Teacher Council and founding teacher of Sharpham College. She teaches worldwide and lives in South West France. Martine’s most recent publication is “The Path of Compassion”.
STEPHEN BATCHELOR studied for eight years under the guidance of Tibetan lamas and completed a three-year Zen training in Korea. A former Buddhist monk, he is the author of “Alone with Others”, “The Faith to Doubt”, “The Awakening of the West”, “Buddhism without Beliefs” and “Verses from the Centre: a Buddhist Vision of the Sublime”. He is a member of the Gaia House Teacher Council and co-founder of Sharpham College. He teaches worldwide and lives in South West France. Stephen’s most recent publication is “Living with the Devil”.
http://www.gaiahouse.co.uk/courses.php?code=5175
In the second half of 2006, Adyashanti will be offering three retreats,
including an East Coast retreat in Garrison, NY, in August.
Registration for the lottery for the following retreats will open in May
Garrison Institute, Garrison, NY, August 13-18, 2006
More information will be on our website and mailed out later in the spring. Please do not call the office for further information until these retreats are posted on our website.
www.adyashanti.org.
STUDY RETREAT
Starts Saturday 15th
Ends Saturday 22nd July
Course Code 5175
Course Fee £210 (£175)
The aim of this retreat is to integrate the practice of meditation with the ideas and doctrines that support and illuminate such practice. As the week unfolds, Stephen’s morning seminars will offer a broad perspective on Buddhist teaching by means of critical interpretation of classical texts. Buddhist ideas will also be contrasted and compared with other religious, philosophical, literary and scientific insights. Martine’s evening talks will focus on the practical application of these ideas in meditation practice and daily life. Participants are expected to have experience in Buddhist meditation and familiarity with Buddhist ideas. Apart from talks and discussion periods, the retreat will be conducted in silence.
Led by Martine Batchelor
Stephen Batchelor
MARTINE BATCHELOR lived in Korea as a Zen nun under the guidance of Master Kusan for ten years. She is the author of “Women on the Buddhist Path”, “Way of Zen” and “Meditation for Life”. She is a member of the Gaia House Teacher Council and founding teacher of Sharpham College. She teaches worldwide and lives in South West France. Martine’s most recent publication is “The Path of Compassion”.
STEPHEN BATCHELOR studied for eight years under the guidance of Tibetan lamas and completed a three-year Zen training in Korea. A former Buddhist monk, he is the author of “Alone with Others”, “The Faith to Doubt”, “The Awakening of the West”, “Buddhism without Beliefs” and “Verses from the Centre: a Buddhist Vision of the Sublime”. He is a member of the Gaia House Teacher Council and co-founder of Sharpham College. He teaches worldwide and lives in South West France. Stephen’s most recent publication is “Living with the Devil”.
http://www.gaiahouse.co.uk/courses.php?code=5175
In the second half of 2006, Adyashanti will be offering three retreats,
including an East Coast retreat in Garrison, NY, in August.
Registration for the lottery for the following retreats will open in May
Garrison Institute, Garrison, NY, August 13-18, 2006
More information will be on our website and mailed out later in the spring. Please do not call the office for further information until these retreats are posted on our website.
www.adyashanti.org.
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