This page contains all of my upcoming Events, offered in different forms:
Retreats / Online Courses / Public Talks / Workshops & Classes / CEC Explorations
Think of this Friday to Sunday weekend retreat as “Being Human School.” It’s a relaxed and practical distillation of some of what meditators have been learning for 3,000 years. There will be meditation, and movement, and interpersonal connection. Also. there will be jokes.
The world is filled with so many interesting things! People doing stuff, going places, making things happen. It’s all very exciting.
This is not about any of that.
From Jan 6th to March 9th, I offer free drop-in meditation classes at the Harmony Hotel in Nosara, Costa Rica. Features spooky jungle acoustics, and the usual visits from passing howler monkeys and pizotes.
A meditation and movement retreat in the Osa Peninsula in southern Costa Rica. This is absolutely a retreat for adventurers. We are only talking 20 people, and only those excited at the prospect of hikes and jungle exploration.
Think of this Friday to Sunday weekend retreat as “Being Human School” – California edition. It’s a relaxed and practical distillation of what meditators have been learning for 3,000 years. There will be meditation, and some movement, and human connection. Also there will be jokes.
Think of this Friday to Sunday weekend retreat as “Being Human School”. It’s a relaxed and practical distillation of what meditators have been learning for 3,000 years. There will be meditation, and some movement, and human connection. Also there will be jokes.
The world is crazy. Meditation is sanity. The intention of this five-day residential retreat is to empower everyone – including people not remotely interested in becoming a “teacher” – to think about and care for their own mental health and the mental health of others. The retreat format means participants will have an opportunity to do their own meditating, thus bringing personal insights back with them into the collective learning.
The world is crazy. Meditation is sanity. The intention of this weekend training – co-facilitated with my friend Julianna Raye – is to empower everyone – including people not remotely interested in becoming a “teacher” – to think about and care for their own mental health and the mental health of others.