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Tuesday Night Open House Talk
?Free and open to the public, Open House Talks are aimed at beginning meditators. While each of these talks stands on its own, some fall into a series, in which case attending the series is recommended.
Tuesday Night Classes
?Beginning with the first teachings of the Buddha (Hinayana) these foundational teachings emphasize the impermanent nature of mind and reality, the suffering caused by attachment, and the way to personal liberation. Students who have attended Café Shambhala or Open House talks are encouraged to attend.
Wednesday Night Classes
?Students who have attended several Tuesday night classes are encouraged to continue by taking courses in Mahayana, the Great Vehicle. These classes offer specific training on how to extend peace and stability to our world.
Tibetan Language Classes
For information on how students work with the Buddhist Path at
this Center, please click
here or learn about special
practices.
TUESDAY NIGHT OPEN HOUSE
Schedule:
Meditation 7–7:45 pm (FREE meditation instruction at 7pm)
Tea and coffee 7:45–8pm
Free class 8–9:30 PM
?First Tuesday of Each Month:
January 2, February 6, March 6, April 3
Discussions led by various senior teachers
Tuesday, January 9, 16, 23
Teacher: Alan Anderson
Tuesday, January 30
Teacher: Bill Hebbert
Tuesday, February 13, 20, 27
Teacher: Debbie Zarate & Steven S.
Tuesday, March 13, 20, 27
Teachers: Sarah Osborne & Vivian Sovinsky
Tuesday, April 10
Tom Connolly
Tuesday, April 17, 24
Teacher: Grace Jessen
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TUESDAY NIGHT CLASSES
Schedule:
Meditation 7–7:45 pm (FREE meditation instruction at 7pm)
Tea and coffee 7:45–8pm
Class 8–9:30 PM
?Tuesday January 9, 16, 23 & 30
Course Fee: $15
Teachers: Mike Vater & James Vitale
Tuesday March 6, 13, 20, 27
Course Fee: $15
Teachers: Debbie Zarate & Steve Iverson
WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLASSES
Shambhala School of Buddhist Studies Curriculum
Schedule:
Meditation 7–8pm
Class 8–9:30pm
?Wednesday January 23, 30, & February 6
Teacher: Dan Kaemmerer
Wednesday March 7, 14, 21, & 28
Led by various senior teachers
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TIBETAN LANGUAGE CLASSES
Learning Tibetan is considered a practice in itself—it sharpens
the mind and allows one to look more deeply into the subtle meanings
of the dharma. Just learning the alphabet is very useful, especially
for practitioners engaged in visualization practices.
For more information, please contact Robin Kornman at (414)
967-0311 or email.
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