by staff2080 | Jun 27, 2026
Dhamma practice, as well as society, depends on integrity. Relationships become toxic when integrity is lacking. Meditation goes awry when honesty is weak. Speculations replace insights when the foundations of character and virtue are shaky. An important figure for...
by staff2080 | Jun 27, 2026
While silent meditation retreats are invaluable for revealing the power of training the mind, many meditators find it challenging to establish a continuity of awareness when they are not supported by the discipline of retreat, looking instead to attain particular...
by staff2080 | Jun 27, 2026
When we develop the qualities of wisdom and compassion, life becomes more meaningful. Yet the non-stop influences of technology, social media and other stressors can feel overwhelming, pushing us in the opposite direction. How do we navigate the world we are living in...
by staff2080 | Jun 27, 2026
The whole reason to study and practice the Dhamma is to find peace from suffering. Unshakeable peace is not found in agreeable external conditions. It is cultivated as an internal ground. It is the resilience needed to fully show up in the world in the midst of...
by staff2080 | Jun 27, 2026
The beauty and joy of awakening do not come from a life of comfort and complacency. They arise out of directly facing the toughest challenges of human life. In this retreat we will explore the territory of deep life experiences, the wake-up calls, beginning in our...
