In this five-week course, Judith Simmer-Brown introduces the short daily practice of White Tara, a lineage practice relied upon especially in times of illness or disharmony. A bodhisattva of compassion, peaceful White Tara soothes fear, heals individual and communal suffering, and extends life.

At the end of the year and in times of difficulty, Vajrakilaya practice connects us with wrathful compassion in order to overcome obstacles and döns. Join us for recorded talks by Eve Rosenthal and guided Vajrakilaya practice.

Over six modules of study and practice, Suzann Duquette leads a deep exploration of the Sadhana of Mahamudra, Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche’s liturgy that offers a powerful way to engage with the highest teachings.

Kristine McCutcheon introduces Machik Lapdron’s famed practice of “cutting”: cutting through our obscurations, cutting ego-grasping and fixation, and then offering our entire being to pacify the suffering of all beings. Includes practice instructions and lung.

Join six senior teachers to explore the central principles of the Vajrayana tradition, through the core practice of Padmasambhava Guru Yoga: The Rain of Blessings, A Guru Yoga Combined with the Seven Line Supplication.

Walker Blaine leads a progressive exploration of the core elements of the Shambhala Buddhist tradition, the union of warriorship and Buddhism.

This three-part course is for individuals and groups wishing to look more deeply at the Supplication to the Shambhala Lineage, one of the most important chants in the Shambhala tradition.

In this course, Walker Blaine addresses three often misunderstood aspects of vajrayana practice: Samaya, Transmission, and Gender Principle.

Celebrating Goodness and Wisdom is an in-depth exploration of the core elements of feast practice. Examines food and dining from the perspective of the three yanas and Shambhala culture, and feast structure, roles, etiquette, themes, samayas, and tantric symbolism.