
North America
U.S.A
AZ - Phoenix
AZ - Tucson
CA - Aptos JOL
CA - San Francisco Bay Area
CO - Boulder JOL
FL - St Augustine
FL - Stuart
IL - Chicago
MA - Boston
MN - Minneapolis
NY - New York City
NY - Hudson Valley
NY - Warwick
OR - Eugene
OR - Portland
TN - Knoxville JOL
WI - Madison JOL
Canada
Montréal
Rossland, BC JOL
Mexico
Acapulco JOL
Mexico City JOL
Puebla
South America
Brazil
São Paulo
Europe
Denmark
Copenhagen
France
Besançon JOL
Paris
Germany
Berlin JOL
Heidelberg JOL
Munich JOL
Stuttgart JOL
Spain
Barcelona JOL
Girona JOL
Vic-Barcelona JOL
Ukraine
Kiev JOL
Wales, UK
Cardiff JOL
Russia
Moscow


In this retreat, Mingyur Rinpoche will explore the teachings and practice of Mahamudra, focusing on the nature of mind instructions found in the songs of the Tibetan yogi Milarepa. Mingyur Rinpoche’s straightforward approach to meditation emphasizes experiential inquiry and direct observation. Over the course of this retreat, Mingyur Rinpoche will offer clear instructions on how to first recognize the mind’s pure and luminous nature, and then how to make this recognition a living experience by familiarizing oneself with this nature through a spacious, effortless approach to meditation.
The Path of Liberation Retreat is open to experienced practitioners of all Buddhist traditions. See below for more details. For those who are following the Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche’s Path of Liberation curriculum (or the Mahamudra Retreats of the old curriculum), this retreat will fulfill the retreat requirements for levels I and II (i.e., if you have attended a Path of Liberation I, this will serve as a level II retreat).
When: June 29th to July 4th, 2010
Where: Garrison Institute, Garrison, NY
Cost: To be determined
Contact: info@tergar.org
Registration: To register for this retreat, please go to http://www.garrisoninstitute.org/r10tergar and complete the online registration process.
Chinese Translation: Rinpoche's teachings will be translated simultaneously and broadcast on FM radio. Please bring a portable FM radio receiver with headphones.
Teachings in the advanced track are restricted to those who meet at least one of the following criteria: