The beautiful boundless heart teachings of love, compassion, joy and equanimity help restore our sense of wholeness, our grounded open heartedness to the flow of life.
The body is an ancient treasure map that holds within it the path to wholeness and the seeds of awakening. We will explore the dharma teachings of mindful, embodied, compassionate presence by deepening into stillness and mindful movement. With mindful, embodied, compassionate presence we can release deeply held stress, old reactive patterns and let go of our limited sense of identity. The retreat program will consist of sitting, walking and guided meditations instruction, group meetings with teachers, open dharma inquiry sessions, evening Dharma talks. As well as yoga in the morning, we will be offering five Mindful Movement sessions providing opportunities to embody the theme of the retreat, supporting dancing with life and rediscovering our vitality and the pleasure of living. 'In order to fully understand stillness, one must dance. and in order to understand dance, one must be still' Rumi About the venue
For those coming in person, the retreat will be held at the Brahma Kumaris Centre for Spiritual Learning in Wilton, NSW, approximately 80 minutes’ drive from Sydney. Accommodation is in comfortable twin share rooms with en-suites. Serene gardens and bushland surround the meditation centre.
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Suitable for experienced and new meditators
When: 22 to 28 April 2024 (6 nights) Times: Start: arrive from 4.00pm on Monday 22 Finish at 2pm Sunday 28 April Cost: for all vegetarian meals and accommodation
Donation: In keeping with a 2,500-year-old tradition no fee has been charged for the teachings. At the end of the retreat, you are invited to give a donation (dana) to express your appreciation and to support the teachers to continue their work. Scholarships
Scholarships for all SIM retreats are available for people who need assistance paying the full fee and do not qualify for the concession. Click here for more information and to apply. About the Teachers
Subhana Barzaghi - Click here for information Suzie Brown - Click here for information Alan Bassal - Click here for information |