This retreat is week one of the 21 day retreat but for those who wish to join just for one week you may register for this week, arriving on the 1st of July and departing on the 7th
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH SPIRITUAL FRIENDSHIP - THE SANGHA
The Buddha praised spiritual friendship as one of the most important aspects of the spiritual life. Thich Nhat Hanh , as well as many other enlightened teachers of today speak of the next great awakening for humankind manifesting not through one enlightened being but through the awakened living of a whole community. In our tradition we treasure the spiritual community - the Sangha for our support and enrichment.
Our Theme : Taking in and offering each other the deep companionship and joy of community - Sangha. Through the joy of practicing deeply together we see how we can be empowered and empower others through our relationship with Sangha .
The Buddha praised spiritual friendship as one of the most important aspects of the spiritual life. Thich Nhat Hanh, as well as many other enlightened teachers of today speak of the next great awakening for humankind manifesting not through one enlightened being but through the awakened living of a whole community.
In our tradition we treasure the spiritual community - the Sangha for our support and enrich-ment. We take time to enjoy and grow our connections and explore the power of ‘Sangha’ in the Plum Village tradition and what that means for us in todays world.
We practice and we play. We rest and nourish ourselves in nature and togetherness.
PAYMENT DETAILS: RETREAT COST: plus (dana support for the Teachings - see below Retreat cost)
For this one week section of the 21 day retreat $450 - $350 ((sliding scale)
further costs to do weeks 2 and 3 please see the main listing for the 21 Day Retreat.
Account number 03 0458 0238459 000
Please make two separate payments (with reference) for the retreat cost and for Dana/gratitude for the teaching .
Our teachers devote much of their time to study and practice. They give teachings and support without receiving payment or wages. The teachers trust in the generosity of the participants to offer a contribution (Dana) in accordance with their means and desire to support the teachers.