Mind-Training According to The Bodhisattva’s Way for Life: Ancient Wisdom for Tumultuous Times

With Lama Gursam and Translator Lama Willa Miller

March 9 - 11, 2018

Date and Time Details: Check-in at Wonderwell is between 3-5pm on the day of arrival. The retreat ends with Dharma Sunday, concluding at noon and a light lunch is offered.

Location: Wonderwell Mountain Refuge

Address: 253 Philbrick Hill Rd Springfield NH 03284

Contact: retreats@wonderwellrefuge.org

Experience: This retreat is open to beginner and experienced meditators.

  • Private Room w/Queen Bed & Ensuite Bath – $468.00
  • Private Room w/Twin Bed & Hall Bath – $426.00
  • Shared Room w/Ensuite Bath – $324.00
  • Shared Room w/Hall Bath – $298.00
  • Women's Dorm – $250.00

In order to keep pricing as low as possible, teacher fees are not included and are encouraged as "Dana" (generous giving), as each participant is moved to do so at the end of retreat.

Registration for this retreat is now closed.

Join Acharya Lama Gursam Rinpoche for a weekend of instruction on mind-training and Buddhist ethics through close study of the classic text The Bodhisattva’s Way of Life by Shantideva.  Lama Gursam will teach in Tibetan with Lama Willa Miller providing translation.  The Bodhisattva’s Way of Life is a profound classic, often quoted by His Holiness the Dalai Lama as one of most important influences on his life and teachings, describes the ethical orientation of the Bodhisattva and provides practical wisdom for daily life. Over the course of the weekend, Lama Gursam will guide us through the chapter on mindfulness, in which Shantideva explores the importance of mindfulness, alertness and vigilance in addressing reactivity and maintaining the stance of compassion and generosity towards others. Shantideva’s words of wisdom are especially pertinent for today’s tumultuous times.

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About the Teacher

Lama Gursam

Lama Gursam went to monastery at a very young age, received teachings as a monastic, and studied and practiced as a monastic. He then studied in the Tibetan University at Sarnath, Varanasi, India to get both bachelor's and master's degrees in Buddhist Philosophy, History, and languages. Upon graduation, he received a special award for scholastic […]

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