Program Listings

  • Lodge: Single Occupancy Room – CAD $1,415.00
  • Lodge: Double Occupancy – CAD $1,015.00
  • Lodge: Couple's Room – CAD $1,415.00
  • Drala Cabin: Double Occupancy – CAD $975.00
  • Large White Tent: Single Occupancy – CAD $1,255.00
  • Large White Tent: Double Occupancy – CAD $895.00
  • Wood Cabin: Double Occupancy – CAD $895.00
  • Wood Cabin Triple Occupancy – CAD $855.00

Date & Time Details: Arrival afternoon on Saturday August 24th. Departure Sunday September 1st after breakfast.

Location: Dorje Denma Ling

Address: 2280 Balmoral Rd, Tatamagouche, NS, B0K 1V0

Contact: Peggy Eyre
[email protected]
902-957-3443

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Shambhala Meditation Weekthun 2019

with Tom Bell, Senior Teacher

August 24 - September 1, 2019

“Shambhala meditation is synchronizing with our own genuineness; it is the act of being. Through this process we discover reality with three gestures – feeling, being, and touching… the mind progressively develops strength and trust in basic goodness, finally reaching full saturation with its own understanding and experience. When we have a strong mind, no matter what thoughts occur, we maintain our mental seat.”
— Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche

Retreat is a potent way to deepen in the practice of meditation. In this week of group retreat (weekthün), we will explore Shambhala Meditation, the felt personal experience of our humanity. This program will also include gentle physical activity, talks, silence, individual and group instruction and discussion.

Open to all; beginner and experienced meditators of all levels are warmly invited to attend. Full attendance meets the weekthün requirement that is a prerequisite for various advanced programs.

Tuition: $535 Plus Accommodations

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Leader

Tom Bell, Senior Teacher
Tom Bell became a student of the Vidyadhara in 1972, and has been active since then in direct service to both of the Sakyongs and also to the current Sakyong Wangmo. He was on the staff of RMDC (Shambhala Mountain Centre) in the mid-70s, was the director of Karme Choling from 2000-2003, and has been an active Shambhala teacher since 1976. He has worked to support his family through a career in business and economic development in Colorado and Nova Scotia. His immediate family now numbers fifteen, including his wife, three children, their spouses, and seven grandchildren.
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