Denver Shambhala

02/05/2023

Registration is open! Join us for an urban retreat with Dale Asrael. It’s going to be a treat!

08/18/2022

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08/18/2022

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08/18/2022

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08/15/2022

07/27/2022

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07/27/2022

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What have been the long-term effects of learning white history on our diverse U.S. population? Can widening our perspective of history help us address “the ignorance, violence and hatred that plagues our country?”

05/05/2022

This in-person workshop provides introductory tools and teachings for everyone who is interested in learning how to meditate, regardless of background or belief. With simple instructions and support, meditation practice can become an integral part of our lives, increasing our stability, strength, and clarity.
For more information and to register, click on:
https://denver.shambhala.org/program-details/?id=538156

05/03/2022

It’s starting tonight! Still time to register!

In response to the suffering of the world and its inhabitants, Pema Chödrön calls us to commit ourselves to developing bodhicitta – awakening our open hearts – so that we can be available and helpful to ourselves and others.
Senior Teacher Dale Asrael will lead the Reading Group participants through the major themes of Pema's 2020 book, "Welcoming the Unwelcome.". She will facilitate discussions on how to learn about our own heart and mind through study, practice, contemplation. We will share ideas and experiences of our own simple and powerful everyday practices of wholeheartedness.

For more information and to register, please go to:
https://denver.shambhala.org/program-details/?id=536636

04/21/2022

In response to the suffering of the world and its inhabitants, Pema Chödrön calls us to commit ourselves to developing bodhicitta – awakening our open hearts – so that we can be available and helpful to ourselves and others.
Senior Teacher Dale Asrael will lead the Reading Group participants through the major themes of Pema's 2020 book, "Welcoming the Unwelcome.". She will facilitate discussions on how to learn about our own heart and mind through study, practice, contemplation. We will share ideas and experiences of our own simple and powerful everyday practices of wholeheartedness.

For more information and to register, please go to:
https://denver.shambhala.org/program-details/?id=536636

04/21/2022

Begin Here: Meditation for Everyone (Online) Saturday April 30th 9:30 - Noon MT.
https://denver.shambhala.org/program-details/?id=538155

12/20/2021

12/16/2021

Learn or refresh your connection to the practice of meditation this January. As taught by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, based on archival talks in the summer of 1974, these presentations retain the same freshness and dynamism as when they were first brought from Tibet to the West, and are a reminder of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche’s incomparable mastery at communicating Buddhist teachings to a Western audience. These short talks will be supported by further commentary and facilitated discussions by some of today’s leading teachers of Buddhism in the West, many of whom were actually present during these talks in 1974, including: Pema Chödron, Dale Asrael, Ashley Dinges, June Crow, Lödro Dorje, Gaylon Ferguson, Arawana Hayashi, Marty Janowitz, Larry Mermelstein, and Judith Simmer-Brown.

Register here: https://denver.shambhala.org/program-details/?id=482648

11/28/2021

Open to all, this group practice brings the wisdom of meditation into the vibrancy of social interaction. We practice communicating authentically by speaking from present moment experience. Come and explore just being together in nowness. All are welcome. No prior meditation experience required.
Link in bio with details and Zoom access.