Retreats offer a potent opportunity to learn, develop and immerse in practice. This allows the transformational contemplative practices within the Buddhist traditions to really take root in our being.
However, many retreats offered are prohibitively expensive: a significant barrier to the Dharma. We are committed to supporting retreats that are run on a fully dana basis both in terms of teaching and room and board.
This Saturday (October 16th) we will be hosting a one-day meditation retreat on the practice of compassion. Compassion – One-day Online Meditation Retreat In this retreat, we’ll clarify what compassion is, how to cultivate it, and its benefits. More... 
A time to share dhamma, to follow one’s own schedule & a moment of log cabin/ open air community life. The warmth of summer, (or wood stoves in wintertime) & human hearts, nestled on a sunlit plateau in a wild... 
Hosted in a private house in South East London this is an opportunity to practice with the support of a nascent London meditation community. The day, on this occasion, will be lightly held by Beth Upton. Schedule 0930am – 1000am:... 
This silent thirty day retreat will be held in the beautiful , near Tapolca, Hungary. Priority will be given to those wishing to join for the whole thirty days, with places also available for those wishing to join for ten... 
This unthemed retreat will offer the opportunity to come together online and meditate with one on one instruction offered, as well as live Q&A. This practice day is availible online through the links below. Please note that for online attendees...