Retreat | Online
Sunday, December 15 | 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
During this retreat, we’ll meet the winter solstice with reverence and humility as we move through the longest nights of the year and welcome the returning of the light. During the morning session we will practice mindfulness meditation, abiding in silence and stillness. In the afternoon we’ll reflect on the previous year and conclude with a ritual that invites a release of that which no longer serves us and a calling forth of that which we feel emerging from within.
Erin Selover
Retreat | On-Land
Sunday, December 15 | 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
The great love, joy, and sacred light that this season celebrates are found within our own hearts. During our time together, we’ll experience the nourishment of interconnection as we use the powerful and sublime blend of chanting and meditation to carry us from the frenzy of “holiday mind” to the ocean of the awakened heart. This uplifting evening will include chanting (call and response) and meditation, and we will conclude with a beautiful candlelight ritual to honor the winter solstice.
Retreat | On-Land
June 5 - June 12, 2025 | Thursday - Thursday | 7 nights
Registration Opens - February 5. This retreat will focus on cultivating relaxed and kind attention in all activities to support stability of mind, body, and heart. As we move through our moment-to-moment activities and meditation practice, we will then turn towards the investigation of suffering and the end of suffering. Particular attention will be paid to attitudes of mind—such as pushing away, leaning in, or spacing out—and the impacts of those mind states on one’s sense of peace and freedom in relation to experience.
Erin Selover
Retreat | On-Land
September 20 - September 25, 2025 | Saturday - Thursday | 5 nights
Open to all self-identified Women. We welcome all who identify as women, as well as non-binary folks who feel nourished in spaces centering women.
Registration Opens - May 20. The radical promise of the Buddha’s teaching is that it’s possible to be at ease and free, even in unfree conditions. During this retreat, we will practice mindfulness and compassion, looking at the unfolding of moment-to-moment experience and ways of perceiving that are grounded in the three characteristics of reality (aniccā, dukkha, and anattā). Nourished by the tradition of Buddhist communities abiding in silence, kindness, and clarity, our time will include mindfulness meditation in stillness, movement, and all daily activities.