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Program

Warrior Assembly

Saturday, February 11 to Wednesday, February 22, 2017, with Suzann Duquette

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When
12 days February 11 to 22, 2017
Program fee
$1,335.00
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

Authorization Code 2017WA. 2 teacher rooms, 2 coordinator rooms, 1 garsung room, sleeping arrangements for other staff (discuss with Sabina). Staff arrival is February 8, 2017. Program begins at 7:30pm on 11, 2017. February 22, 2017 is departure day.

Prerequisites

Enlightened Society Assembly (and its prerequisites) Sacred Path programs Completion of a weekthün (in addition to the one done before Enlightened Society Assembly) A letter of reference from your Meditation Instructor Membership in your local Shambhala Meditation Centre/Group or a Shambhala International membership. For more information on membership, contact your local Shambhala Centre or visit http://www.shambhala.org/community/membership/

Your teachers

  • Suzann Duquette

    Suzann Duquette began her lifelong exploration of Mudra in 1974 as part of the Berkeley Mudra Space Awareness Group led by Dr. Craig Warren Smith. Suzann views the power of embodied awareness as essential to awakening, and Mudra, as taught by Chögyam Trungpa, as a profound method for tasting direct experience and bringing embodiment into effective action in all aspects of our lives. Among many Mudra gatherings and...

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  • Samten Kobelt

    Samten Kobelt grew up near Zurich, Switzerland where he again resides since 2013. In 1984 he met the Shambhala teachings at Naropa University and started practicing. He met Trungpa Rinpoche in Germany in 1985 and became his student. He was Resident Director of Shambhala Training in Bern and coordinated the first two Warrior Assemblies in Europe. Samten spent 10 years at the major Shambhala land centers in North Am...

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