Spacious Passion

Through grounding our lives in spiritual practice, we can become heroes and heroines of spacious passion. We can live vivid lives of integrity and honour. The Four Thoughts that Turn the Mind to Practice are fundamental Buddhist teachings that inspire us to become spiritual practitioners. In this retreat the Four Thoughts will be examined from the perspective of Inner Tantra – the invaluable qualities of being human, the subtle simplicity of impermanence, karma as perception and response, and the pervasive experience of dissatisfaction.

The poetic mystery of Vajrayana lies in the fact that every aspect of method enables us to contact the essence of the teachings. Through fully comprehending the Four Thoughts, we can embark on the practice of Dharma. We can become Dharma warriors - confident practitioners with open view. We can become people who live each moment as if it was their first and their last moment. We can become heroes of spacious passion and heroines of passionate space.
Ngala Nor’dzin, from her book ‘Spacious Passion’

20 - 22 October