Milarepa's Songs of Realization Retreat (On-land and Online)

with Kristine McCutcheon

February 23 - 28, 2021

Date and Time Details: Arrive 5:00 p.m. Atlantic on Tuesday evening, February 23, 2021 for registration, dinner, and an evening talk. The retreat ends at noon Atlantic on Sunday, February 28, 2021

Location: On-land at Dorje Denma Ling and online

Address: 2280 Balmoral Rd, Tatamagouche, NS, B0K 1V0

Contact: Tamsyn Loat
info@dorjedenmaling.com
902-657-9085

  • Shrine Room Floor (Dragon Room) – CAD $253.00
  • Live or Staying Locally – CAD $128.00
  • * Lodge Bundle Price: Double Occupancy – CAD $353.00

Milarepa Retreat:  Tuesday, February 23 – Sunday, February 28, 2021
ON-LAND: Arrive 5:00 p.m Tuesday / Depart: Sunday
ONLINE: Program begins with a 7:00 pm talk on Tuesday evening 

Milarepa Day:  Saturday, February 27, 2021
10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Atlantic
(Included in full retreat.)

Half-day Nyinthun:  Sunday, February. 28, 2021
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Atlantic 

This is a hybrid on-land/online program. Please note that on-land participation is restricted to residents of Nova Scotia as per the current covid quarantine regulations. Also, the number of spaces on-land is limited, so register soon.

Milarepa’s songs have inspired meditators for a thousand years. That they are still sung and studied now is because they point us to a valid path to realization. This retreat will bring together the elements of study, singing and meditation to develop ‘prajna’ in order to benefit ourselves and others.

This group retreat will include Milarepa Day a celebration of the songs of realization of the Kagyu Gurus of which Milarepa is one. We will also have movement, singing and silence and discussion over the course of 5 days. Instructions will be provided. This is easy and appropriate for beginners and experienced meditators alike.

About Milarepa Day

This is one of the annual celebrations of our community held on the full moon following Shambhala Day (or close to it). This opportunity to come together and join our voices in union with the words of others who, like Milarepa, have struggled with disillusionment, worked with renunciation and searched for a path and a teacher.

By reading the dohas and stories in The Rain of Wisdom we are connecting to the practice of devotion, courage and insight via the Kagyu lineage holders songs. We start and end the day with a Guru Yoga practice of Milarepa.

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About the Leader

Kristine McCutcheon

Kristine McCutcheon has been meditating in the Shambhala Buddhist tradition for over 30 years including a three year retreat. Studying the dharma has led her to travel to Nepal and India and then back to Nova Scotia. Drawing on her background as a Montessori teacher, Kristine presents the dharma in a hands-on way, incorporating movement, […]

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