Program
Shambhala Buddhist Teacher Training
Tuesday, May 26 to Monday, June 1, 2009, with Christie Cashman
Spring 2009 · Registration closed
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- When
- Tuesday to Monday May 26 to June 1, 2009
- Program fee
- $495.00
- Who can come
- All ages Under 18 with a parent or guardian registered for the same dates
- Places
- Already happened
About this program
authorization code SBTTkc09 PARTICIPANT CAP - 60 PEOPLE The program begins Wednesday, May 26th at 7:30pm and ends after lunch on Monday, June 1.
Prerequisites
Applicants must be mature practitioners, who: -Have completed dathun, Warrior Assembly, vajrayana seminary, and Rigden Abhisheka (or Kalapa Assembly) -Are Shambhala Training assistant directors, having assisted at 6 or more weekends -Are meditation instructors, having worked as a meditation instructor for at least six months -Have coordinated at least one Shambhala Training level -Have a regular meditation practice -Are members of a Shambhala Centre, or of Shambhala (if not near a centre) -Supply 3 supportive letters of recommendation, which must be from senior teachers/leaders in your local centre
Your teachers
Christie Cashman
Acharya Christie Cashman first studied the dharma with Suzuki Roshi at age 18, while attending the University of California at Berkeley. Then, in 1971 she entered the Shambhala Buddhist path with Trungpa Rinpoche in Boulder, Colorado. For the first two years in Boulder, Christie lived in a little downstairs room in Trunga Rinpoche’s house. He encouraged her to put away the guitar, practice meditation three hours a...
More about Christie CashmanAdam Lobel
Acharya Adam Lobel, Mdiv. Harvard Divinity School, Doctoral Candidate, Harvard University, is an acharya or authorized lineage teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist tradition. A close student and representative of Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, he travels globally leading meditation workshops, lecturing, and teaching on the social vision of Shambhala. He is responsible for curriculum development and teacher training for the...
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