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8 - 15 Sept 2010
Meditation Retreat with Daniel Brown Ph,D.
(English)
The ‘Pointing Out’ Way of Tibetan Buddhist Meditation
This retreat–designed for either novice or advanced meditators–serves an integrative approach to the practice
of meditation, with an emphasis on intensive
concentration meditation.
Essence meditations are designed to develop ‘awakened wisdom’ through continuous, uninterrupted mindfulness. These essence meditations are taught within the context of on ongoing relationship wherein the mind’s real nature is directly pointed out by the teacher during the right state of meditation. Instructions point out the desired state, the way to attain it, and how to correct the problems that typically occur at each stage of meditation practice. Practice is followed carefully, and instructions are individualized for each student.
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Daniel Brown,
Ph.D. Director, The Center for Integrative Psychotherapy, Newton MA;
Associate Clinical Professor of Psychology, Harvard Medical School.
Author of 14 books including Transformations of Consciousness (with Ken
Wilbur & Jack Engler), and a new book on Mahamudra and two books on
public dialogues with H.H. The Dalai Lama. He studied meditation
practice for 38 years He spent 10 years translating meditation texts
from Tibetan and Sanskrit. As a Western psychologist he spent 10 years
conducting outcomes research on beginning and advanced meditators. He
has taught meditation retreats for 18 years
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Cost for Retreat
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€550 camping
€685 shared room
€785 single room
The price includes all meals, (mainly organic), accommodation, Teachers travel expenses and Teachers fees. This is not a Dana retreat.
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