Program
Enlightened Society Assembly
Friday, February 15 to Saturday, March 2, 2013, with Arawana Hayashi
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- When
- 16 days February 15 to March 2, 2013
- Program fee
- $1,395.00
- Who can come
- All ages Under 18 with a parent or guardian registered for the same dates
- Places
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About this program
Jonathan Myers, Heather Ryan- co-coordinators Evan Silverman is doing pre-work, questions go to him 1 Room for Acharya Hayashi, Gaylon Ferguson, Dorms at AB for rest of staff For housing please make sure there are a few people w/ cars at AB. Material Cost: $132 - please see if they have (and then subtract): Shambhala Sadhana $32.00 Shambhala Vow $5.00 Enlightened Society Vow $5.00 Sutrayana Seminary pin $17.00 Enlightened Society Assembly Sourcebook $30.00 Treatise on Enlightened Society $15.00 The Supreme Thought $22.00 plus postage = $132 Scholarship deadline - jan. 10 New Prereq's Students applying to the Enlightened should have completed the following before the program (please note that these are new requirements) : Shambhala Levels I through V Everyday Life Series: Meditation, Contentment, Joy, Fearlessness and Wisdom or Sacred Path weekends (not including Golden Key) Basic Goodness Series (if possible) Rigden Weekend One Weekthun Membership in your local Shambhala Meditation centre/group
Prerequisites
In order to attend Enlightened Society Assembly, you must apply to and be accepted to the program. ** Please note the Prerequisites have changed** Students applying to the Enlightened should have completed the following before the program (please note that these are new requirements) : Shambhala Levels I through V Everyday Life Series: Meditation, Contentment, Joy, Fearlessness and Wisdom or Sacred Path weekends (not including Golden Key) Basic Goodness Series (if possible) Rigden Weekend One Weekthun Membership in your local Shambhala Meditation Center/Group To apply, please visit Shambhala International's Advance Programs Page .
Your teachers
Arawana Hayashi
Acharya Arawana Hayashi is a dancer, choreographer and meditation teacher, and a student of both Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche and Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche. She founded the Jo Ha Kyu Performance Group in Boston, and pioneered the Embodied Presence program. Acharya Hayashi teaches meditation programs all over the world, and sits on the faculty at the Presencing Institute in Cambridge, the Authentic Leadership Program at ...
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Gaylon Ferguson
Gaylon Ferguson, PhD, has practiced and taught Buddhism for over four decades. He received a doctorate in cultural anthropology in 1996 and taught at several universities, including fifteen years as core faculty at Naropa. He is a senior dharma teacher in the Shambhala International Buddhist community and has led meditation programs in numerous cities in the U.S. and internationally since 1976. He has been publish...
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