Back to All Events

Vipassana Retreat with Terry Ray


Vipassana Retreat with Terry Ray

 

 

The Path to Freedom and Love,

 

We all face times of difficulty and stress in our lives.  There are tools available that were given to us by the Buddha, that we can learn to practice and use to transform these occasions to growth and healing our minds and hearts.  Through meditation we begin to realize our own natural intelligence and a greater peace than we can imagine.  This silent retreat offers guidance and a space to turn into ourselves and learn trust the present moment as well as to help us move deeper into wisdom and love. 

 

Terry Ray (www.terryray.org) is a licensed psychotherapist who has been practicing Vipassana meditation since 1974, and teaching for over 30 years. She completed the first Community Dharma Leader’s program at Spirit Rock, leads retreats and teaches through the Insight Meditation Community and at Naropa University. Terry also studied intensively with Charlotte Selver in Sensory Awareness, and is certified to lead this somatic based mindfulness practice.  Her new book,  Embodied Presence, A Spiritual Memoir, will be coming out in April

Semi-private dorm (3-4 people) with shared bath          330.00

Double (two persons) with shared bath                           370.00

Single with shared bath                                                     400.00

Private room private bath                                                  400.00 (double occupancy)

                                                                                             410.00 (single occupancy)

Earlier Event: March 11
Brunch, Meet, and Enjoy
Later Event: January 15
Slurps and Strokes with Kathy Tupper

The CSS logo of three leaves represents the three pillars of our organization:

Stewardship of the Land -

We protect our watershed, pastures, soil, and forests so we may receive their many blessings.

We do unto downstream as we would have upstream do unto us.

We identify and invest in watershed rural lands to place forest and farmland in the hands of the next generation of stewards.


Stewardship of Others -

We provide safety, resources, support, and encouragement to those around us.

We contribute financial reserves, food to our food bank, or work in our community..

We provide and support education to the future stewards of our various overlapping communities.

Stewardship of Self -

We cultivate our own physical, mental, and spiritual health

We communicate with intention, to understand and uplift.

We treasure our creativity and give ourselves time and place in which to play.