This 4- or 8-day retreat will be held at SCOL retreat center and also on Zoom.
This year's New Year's Retreat will be held two full days on December 30 and 31. Please join us!
In this retreat we will explore the cultivation of wisdom and compassion from the perspectives of both the sutras and tantras.
KCC's month of personal retreat begins March 3, 2023.
Personal retreat is an excellent way to deepen one’s practice in the support of other community members. During this month, people can sign up for stays ranging from a weekend up to the whole month. Everyone will keep the same practice schedule but will practice on their own.
Chanting these expressions of realization allows us to bathe in a stream of wisdom that can offer glimpses into the sphere of enlightened mind—the expressive play of our own buddha nature when freed of adventitious veils.
Join us on our spacious 240 acres of retreat land (or via the sphere of Zoom) for an exploration of these rich techniques to more intimately connect with the essence of our innermost being.
Another Memorial Day at Ser Chö Ösel Ling over Memorial Day Weekend!
The three Vajrayana practices most utilized at KCC are these: Vajrasattva, Chenrezi (Avalokiteshvara), and Green Tara. Often when speaking in Tibetan, the word for empowerment is modified with ‘ripening’. That is to say, just receiving an empowerment can create some spiritual momentum in our lives and practice.
The three Vajrayana practices most utilized at KCC are these: Vajrasattva, Chenrezi (Avalokiteshvara), and Green Tara. Often when speaking in Tibetan, the word for empowerment is modified with ‘ripening’. That is to say, just receiving an empowerment can create some spiritual momentum in our lives and practice.
Introduction to Shamatha Meditation and the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism
Beginning August 10, Lama Eric Triebelhorn will lead a study group on The Essence of Buddhism by Traleg Kyabgon. This book discusses many of the foundational aspects of Buddhism. The study group will include brief presentations of the material, small group conversations, and sharing in the larger group.
Most of us find that we first have an interest in Buddhism and meditation before we are able to engage in meditation regularly. We might sit when there is a […]
