This retreat will be a continuation of Jack’s March Anapanasati retreat.
We will review the first 2 tetrads but focus on the 3rd tetrad working with mind/mental states plus an introduction to the 4th tetrad.
The retreat will start on Friday evening at 7.30.
Classes on Saturday and Sunday will be at 9.30 am, 3.30 pm and 7.30 pm. Last class on Monday at 9.30 am.
Participants will be asked to treat this as a silent retreat at home, creating the proper conditions for a deep exploration of this practice.
Contact Jack to register at jleeconnelly@gmail.com
Registrants are requested to give $ 25.00 directly to the Dharma Centre to help support.
There is no set charge for the course instead dana for the teacher can be sent by etransfer to jleeconnelly@gmail.com.
Jack Connelly: Many years ago Jack traveled to India with the purpose of exploring this wide world . One day while sitting on the banks of the Ganges in Varanasi a Buddhist monk appeared and from his robe pulled out an orange which he offered to Jack. Over the next few days they met for tea and discussions and a new world of possibilities opened up.
The next 5 years were spent in Asia traveling, studying and practicing with different teachers in various retreat centers and monasteries in India, Burma, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
Important Details
When: ONLINE June 23-26
Rates: $25 (online fee to support Dharma Centre)
There is no set charge for the course instead dana for the teacher can be sent by etransfer to jleeconnelly@gmail.com.
What is Dana? Teachers give the teachings of awakening (Dharma) freely so that anyone, no matter their financial means can attend classes. Each time one receives teachings, it is an opportunity to consciously practice generosity. Giving money and other means of support expresses gratitude and support to the teacher and helps to ensure that these teachings continue. Each person receiving Dharma teachings determines the kind and amount of Dāna according to one’s heart and one’s financial means. When deciding how much to offer, one should think about what these teachings mean to you and try to give accordingly. It is recommended that students make an offering of dāna at the beginning of a class or retreat to establish the intention to make the most of this opportunity for one’s own progression and for the benefit of all others.
REGISTER: Please contact Jack to register at jleeconnelly@gmail.com