Programs for US: Southeast Region

Shambhala Center of Lexington

Quarterly Nyinthun Practice Day

February 5th—November 10th

A nyinthün is a full-day or half-day retreat where we can take the time to be with ourselves and extend our meditation practice. Nyinthun offers time to more fully immerse ourselves in the practice of mindfulness and to do so in a shared atmosphere of sup Continue »

Gainesville Shambhala Meditation Group

Sons & Daughters of Noble Family facilitated by Laura & Steve Simmons

April 7th—October 20th - Date postponed or cancelled

Join more than twenty individuals who began their Buddhist path as students of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, or within the Vajradhatu / Shambhala community, and who have continued walking the path of dharma in an extraordinary variety of ways. Continue »

Shambhala Center of Lexington

Sonic Meditation

with Lance Brunner & Susan Smith-Sargent

September 5th—September 19th

Please join us for an evening of vocal improvisation. There are no wrong notes. Continue »

Birmingham Shambhala Center

Sacred Path - Great Eastern Sun

with Alexander DeVaron

September 21st—September 22nd

The first in the series of Shambhala teachings, “The Sacred Path,” open to people who have completed Level V, Open Sky. Continue »

Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta

Harvest of Peace: Celebrating 20 Years of Turquoise Hall

September 22nd

Turquoise Hall is 20 this year! Join us for a birthday party and fundraiser to keep Turquoise Hall looking good and feeling good for another 20 years! Sunday, September 22 1-4. Stories, food and fun. Sandwich makings provided. Bring a dish to share. Continue »

Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta

Person to Person: Fostering Stability in Times of Turmoil

with Carol Hyman

September 28th

Genuine engagement with others sustains us in trying times. This Saturday retreat will incorporate meditation, discussion, and group activities to enhance our appreciation of one another. Open to everyone. Continue »

Birmingham Shambhala Center

The Four Noble Truths + Contentment in Everyday Life

October 2nd—October 30th

This 5-session course provides an exploration of genuine contentment, the foundational views of the Buddhist teachings, and meditation in action for daily life, an interweaving of Shambhala and Buddhist dharma. Continue »

Durham Shambhala Center

Profound Simplicity: Deep Meditation Retreat

with Richard John

October 5th—October 7th

The ability to rest the mind in stillness is an essential basis for all other practices. Continue »

Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta

Practicing Peace: A Meditation Mini Retreat

with Christopher Wenger

October 5th

Meditation has long been associated with peacefulness. But what do we mean by peace in this context? And how do we practice peace in meditation, especially when we don't feel peaceful? All are welcome. Continue »

Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta

Edging Up to the Inconceivable: Exploring the Sadhana of Mahamudra

with Carol Hyman

October 12th

The Sadhana joins the powerful practices and profound understanding of both the Ati and Mahamudra lineages. It is evocative and provocative, painting images both foreign and somehow resonant. We will explore how it informs and transforms our lives today. Continue »

Birmingham Shambhala Center

Sacred Path - Windhorse

October 26th—October 27th

The second in the series of Shambhala teachings, “The Sacred Path,” open to people who have completed Great Eastern Sun. Continue »

Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta

From Ordinary Magic to Open Sky: An Overview of the Heart of Warriorship

with Carol Hyman

November 1st—November 3rd

Realizing our innate nature as basic goodness, we discover dignity and confidence. This journey of ordinary magic is the heart of the Shambhala path of warriorship. This weekend will present an overview of the material covered in the first five levels. Continue »

Shambhala Center of Lexington

Sacred Song Circle

November 9th

Join us for an hour and a half of Kirtan, Sacred Song Circle. Continue »

Shambhala Meditation Center of Atlanta

Embodiment Awareness Through Movement Part Two - Caring for Us All

with Arawana Hayashi

November 16th—November 17th

An exploration of spirituality and race using meditation and Social Presencing Theater, loving kindness and compassion practices along with collective embodiment practices to experience the interdependence and connection that we have with all beings. Continue »