This is a retreat for meditators new and old, activists, artists, farmers, scientists, healers, and leaders to recharge and share best practices. Guided by seasoned teachers that bridge contemplative and engaged methods, we join deep silent practice with community processes, attuning to the mosses, forests, and living Earth community as our primary guide.

This month, we turn toward the practice of enoughness; how to remember it, how to feel it, and how to live from it in a world that insists we are never quite enough. We live in a culture shaped by extraction. Our time, labour, attention, and even our healing journeys are often caught in a loop of more. But the Earth and the dharma remind us that life is made not only of effort but of ease…of doing and being.

This weekly gathering will support and deepen your Dharma practice in a time of global turmoil and destabilization, bringing Buddhist wisdom to the intertwined socioecological crises touching all our lives. Our time together will include guided meditation, teachings, and discussion.

In this EcoDharma retreat, led by Lama Willa Blythe Baker, Lama Liz Monson and Sarah Buie, we focus on connecting deeply with source, metabolizing loss, learning to seek and dwell in connection rather than isolation, in curiosity rather than despair and in love rather than fear. Hybrid retreat.

In this program led by Dawn Scott and Rupert Marques, we will call on the four establishments of mindfulness as a refuge and guide, helping us to metabolize the collective violence and ecological wounding that moves through our hearts, bodies, and beloved planet.

This five-week course, led by Dawn Mauricio, offers tools to build resilience and presence in response to the news through meditation, Dharma reflections, and somatic practices.

We will discuss ways to support your community during this summer heat and how to take local action.

Join us on one or two Sundays each month, in the continued commitment to social and environmental engagement and justice in this very complex time, to exploring the roots of structural violence in our social systems, and to engaging in the world in a courageous way based on contemplative practice and views that actualize non-separateness, interbeing, equity, compassion, justice, integrity, courage, dignity, and unshakable awareness.

This Dharma Sunday is one in a series of Four teachings on Mycelial Wisdom. These teachings explore the insights and perspectives that emerge from relationship with the plant and fungal worlds, specifically the earth’s mycelial network, which mirrors the teachings on interdependence and connection.

Dan Gatti will make a presentation on the “New World of AI”, the recent advancements and growing integration of artificial intelligence in various fields, that are dramatically reshaping industries and daily life.