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Schedule Outline until December 2010
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Schedule updated until November 2010
Page updated 05 June 2010
2010
June 4 - July 16
Wangapeka Retreat Centre, Nelson
Mind of Nature, Nature of Mind
Experimental Insight Meditation: a merging of Buddhist meditation practice with Art and Science
Tarchin will be resident at the Centre until August 1 and will also offer a weekend of teaching at Wangapeka after July 16 if there is interest. Individuals are welcome to use the retreat facilities during those two weeks.
He will also be teaching in Motueka (see here)
Life is a continuous flow of experimentation and improvisation.
So too is Living Dharma.
Looking together,
exploring together,
investigating the world both within us and around us;
studying in a deep, contemplative and insightful way
the many taken-for-granted and often overlooked, elements of daily living:
body, mind, progress, evolution, life processes, emotion,
thinking, biological imperatives and social creativities and ethical responsibility.
Mind arising from nature.
Nature arising as minding.
Blending meditation, intellect, feeling and sensing,
within the participants
and with the larger community of our extended ecosystem.
This living dharma program will merge focussed inner contemplation with theoretical and experimental explorations of the deep ecology of body, speech and mind; self and other; inner and outer. Investigations will be carried out both individually and together as a group. Blending Buddhist contemplative practice with science and art, this will be a mainly silent retreat, augmented with body awareness work, scientific studies, drawing and possibly painting, and various group explorations.
Participants will need to have some maturity in their meditation practice. Specifically, they should already have basic experience in mindfulness practice and silent retreat, and know how to recognize and care for difficult emotional states coming up within themselves, should they arise. This path of intimate enquiry requires a heartfelt reverence for all life, a passion for deepening one's understanding of self and others, and a strong inclination to be of service.
Please note that the retreat will not be suitable for people wanting solitude or needing to process unresolved emotional or relationship issues. It will however be a wonderful opportunity to explore mind and nature in an experimental and contemplative fashion guided by Tarchin's more than 40 years of meditative enquiry and teaching, and his great passion for making the dharma alive and relevant for the world of today.
If you are in doubt as to whether or not this retreat is suitable for you, you should get in contact with Tarchin. Preference will be given to participants registering for the entire 2 months. If there is space available it may be possible to attend for a shorter time but everyone is urged to start on June 4.
During the retreat, participants will share in the cooking and the general ongoing chores that are needed to run the centre.
More details to follow.
Download this retreat description here and a registration form is available here
For more information and to register please contact the Wangapeka:
ph 03 522-4221
email retreatcentre@wangapeka.org
Tarchin will be resident at the Centre until August 1 and will also offer a weekend of teaching at Wangapeka after July 16 if there is interest. Individuals are welcome to use the retreat facilities during those two weeks.
13 June & 14 July
4 Mickell Rd (off West Bank Rd), Brooklyn, Motueka
10am - 12 noon Sunday
Living Dharma: Simple, Profound and Authentic - Unfolding the heart of Buddhist practice in the midst of your own life - just as you find it
All welcome to stay for a pot luck lunch afterwards.
Cost: Koha
Contact: Jane 03 528 9093 jane.hobday@paradise.net.nz
A flier is available here
August 7 - 8
Whanganui
Josephite Retreat Centre,14 Hillside Tce
An Ecology of Heart
A sense of belonging, a sense of home, a knowing of community, a gardening of love, a life of contemplation, a courage to question and the trust to deeply feel, a way of living, both authentic and fulfilling, seamlessly communing with and through each other, this is the heart of ecology; An Ecology of Heart.
This will be a weekend of contemplative exploration, meditation and discussion, touching the art of mindful living and deepening this eternally present heart ecology of love.
Email for further information: ssjoseph@xtra.co.nz
September 13 – 20
Morin Heights, Montreal, Canada
contact Derek, derekras@yahoo.ca
or peacedharma@yahoo.ca
September 21 – October 3
Ottawa, Canada
contact Trudy, tgold@magma.ca
or info@crystalstaff.org
October 5 – 7
Peterborough, Canada
contact Rab, rab@astrocyclics.com
October 12 – November 2
Dharma Centre Of Canada, Kinmount
3 week residential retreat
www.dharmacentre.org
Nature of Mind, Mind of Nature: a merging of experimental insight meditation, deep ecological experience, and personal empowerment
To master dharma is to flower in the art of living fully. This is not a matter of techniques, of right or wrong, or of following or preserving traditions or lineages – even though each of these has its place and use. Fundamentally, the art of living fully is the art of engaging richly in the present, and the present is a vast and powerful stranger! Facility in this art requires a life-long refining of our capacities for sensitive responsiveness, a deepening skill in focused inquiry, a rare and precious degree of straight-forwardness and ordinariness, and a profound respect for all forms and manifestations of life.
Nature of Mind, Mind of Nature – a merging of experimental insight meditation, deep ecological experience and personal empowerment, will be a mostly silent retreat. It will be a wonderful opportunity for people to contemplatively and experimentally explore with Tarchin Hearn, these very central issues of mind and nature and ecology and personal involvement. It will be an opportunity to deepen one’s understanding and skills in the often ignored art of living fully, and to strengthen our recognition of how the richness and vitality of our living can become a deeply meaningful offering to all beings.
It may be possible to attend for less than three weeks. Preference, however, will be given to people wishing to do the full retreat. Everyone needs to begin together on October 12, 2010.
For information as to costs and how to register, contact, Marion, admin@dharmacentre.org or www.dharmacentre.org
November 3 – 8
Toronto & Zephyr, Canada
Contact (Zephyr) Rob or Karen, sukha@xplornet.com
(Toronto) Lisa, lisamichellecowen@rogers.com
December 4 & 5
9am - 1pm
31 Hobson Cres. Thorndon, Wellington, NZ
Wholesome Relating and a Deep Sense of Oneness with Life
Contact: Ruth pinkruth@xtra.co.nz
December 6 - 12
Te Moata Retreat Centre, Coromandel Peninsula
Six day residential retreat: Natural Ease, Vivid Awakeness and a Profound Sense of Belonging
Contact: www.temoata.org or info@temoata.org
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