Program
Teaching from the Heart
Tuesday, July 24 to Saturday, July 28, 2018, with Noel McLellan
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- When
- Tuesday to Saturday July 24 to 28, 2018
- 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
Room for 1 teacher. Room for 1 coordinator. Program begins at 7:30pm on 7/24 and ends on 7/28 at 5pm
Your teachers
Noel McLellan
Noel McLellan is a second-generation practitioner and an Acharya, or "honoured teacher," in the Shambhala tradition. For the last 14 years he has taught middle and high school English and History at the Shambhala School in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where he has served as Head Teacher. He leads contemplative retreats for teens and teachers and has developed curriculum on mindfulness and compassion, as well as empowerme...
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Tony Cape graduated from Cambridge University, England and studied creative writing with Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs at Naropa University. He is the author of four published works of fiction and a memoir. A long-time member of the Shambhala community, he currently teaches writing at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
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D’Arcy Colby is a Class Teacher at Waldorf Academy School in Toronto. She has been a Waldorf Elementary Class Teacher for seventeen years. She holds a Bachelor of Education and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance. A yoga teacher, and a student of Mipham Rinpoche she has been practicing meditation in the Shambhala tradition for over thirty years.
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Alexander DeVaron
Alexander deVaron has been teaching mindfulness meditation since 1986. He has served as a Shastri (senior teacher) in Shambhala, as well as a teacher of stress management for the Penn Program for Mindfulness. For the last six years, he has led singing workshops that join the gentleness, acceptance and precision of mindfulness with an open and supportive atmosphere that encourages all types of vocal expression. He ...
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