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Want to Stream Pema Chodron Live, For Free? – HIGHLIGHT

The Shambhala Times, in partnership with Shambhala Publications, is pleased to announce a contest in which five people will win free, live streaming of Pema Chodron’s Smile at Fear weekend from California October 15-17. Find out more about the event by clicking here. To win your ... continue
Posted September 27, 2010 by

Harvesting Peace in the Chinese Language – HIGHLIGHT

Yeachin Tsai has kindly translated Sakyong Mipham’s 2010 Harvest of Peace letter into Chinese. 2010年「和平的秋收」薩姜米龐仁波切關中信函 祈願文 在心的宇宙一切皆為可能; 在心的空隙一切皆盡涵容; 在珍貴的身體內,光芒四射的能量搏動; 在世界靈動變化的的巧合裡,吉祥永遠準備就緒。這是多傑札都(創巴仁波切)的贈禮。讓我們這些無愧的香巴拉人每天早上以一顆廣袤的心智、難以稱量的大心、以及一個充滿意向的身體覺醒。讓我們創造一個具有和平與尊嚴、並以吉祥嚴飾的世界。 聆聽香巴拉總裁理查雷奧克(Richard Reoch)的開示,與馬克威利(Mark Whaley)閱讀薩姜的書信全文: 信函內容如下: 我希望你們都有一個深刻美好的「和平的秋收」日。和平是香巴拉活動的基石。正如偉大的聖雄甘地所說:「你想見到世界改變,必須自己成為那改變。」在這個唯物主義氾濫的年代,我們香巴拉人必得欣然接受此一箴言。因為當此充斥無厭的自我滿足之時、我們的手指總是預備好去指責別人的錯誤。因此經由這純粹的英勇行徑,我們必須振奮起信心,確認我們的本初善 (basic goodness)。 continue
Posted September 27, 2010 by Yeachin Tsai
Back to School, Back to Square One

Back to School, Back to Square One – HIGHLIGHT

While at the Summer Arts Dathün, I rediscovered True Perception by Chögyam Trungpa. His words about art and artful living led me to contemplate artful family living. What does it mean to live artfully as a family? How will I guide my family ... continue
Posted September 26, 2010 by

What Would Sid Do? – HIGHLIGHT

In his regular column for the Huffington Post, Lodro Rinzler tackles thorny issues facing meditators in the modern world. With wit and aplomb, he addresses real-life questions — sent to him by Huffington Post readers — and contemplates “What would Sid do?” Sid is his fictionalized ... continue
Posted September 24, 2010 by
Chogyam Trungpa Legacy Project Launches Website

Chogyam Trungpa Legacy Project Launches Website

The Chogyam Trungpa Legacy Project has a new website. The Legacy Project was established in 2006. It supports and augments the preservation, propagation and publication of Trungpa Rinpoche’s dharma teachings. It furthers these goals through support for existing programs as well as the initiation of new ... continue
Posted September 22, 2010 by
Boulder Harvests after Sangha Retreat

Boulder Harvests after Sangha Retreat – HIGHLIGHT

Purple and yellow flowers were handed out as people entered the shrine room for the Harvest of Peace festivities in Boulder yesterday. Harvest of Peace is a celebration, held annually around the time of the autumn equinox, in which local Shambhala communities gather to share inspiration, ... continue
Posted September 20, 2010 by

Harvest of Peace Letter from Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche

Letter from Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche Harvest of Peace 2010 Aspiration Within the universe of the mind everything is possible. Within the chasm of the heart, everything is contained. Within the precious body, radiant energy pulsates. Within the world of dynamic coincidence, auspiciousness is ever-ready. This is the gift of ... continue
Posted September 19, 2010 by
The Mindful Manifesto

The Mindful Manifesto – HIGHLIGHT

How Doing Less and Noticing More Can Help us Thrive in a Stressed-out World Two members of the London Shambhala Center, Ed Halliwell and Dr. Jonty Heaversedge, are working to bring mindfulness into the lives of busy people in their new book, The Mindfulness Manifesto. Click here to ... continue
Posted September 18, 2010 by
Salt Minding

Salt Minding – HIGHLIGHT

On the Samadhi Cushions blog, Acharya Michael Greenleaf offers a true-to-life metaphor for the way we reach for thoughts. The other day, I had a chat with my friend Amos, a doctor. He told me about a study looking at salt in the diet. Excess ... continue
Posted September 17, 2010 by michaelgreenleaf
Lady Diana Visits with the Future of Shambhala

Lady Diana Visits with the Future of Shambhala – HIGHLIGHT

To the noble sangha I recently had the opportunity to pay my first visit to Jetsun Drukmo. What a beautiful, strong baby. As I held her in my arms I realized that I was holding the future of The Kingdom of Shambhala. This is my third granddaughter ... continue
Posted September 16, 2010 by
A Delightfully Vibrant Addition

A Delightfully Vibrant Addition – HIGHLIGHT

Little Ada Coxon-O’Neill was born in Brighton, UK, on Friday 23rd July at 7.10am, weighing 6lbs 3oz. She surprised everyone by arriving almost 4 weeks early. Since then she has delighted her parents, Tim Coxon and Bridgette O’Neill, and her big sister Nyima with her gentle ... continue
Posted September 16, 2010 by
Actively In Our World

Actively In Our World – HIGHLIGHT

Christopher and Bethany Mazura, members of the Albany Shambhala Center (and former members of NYC center), are overjoyed to welcome Rhys Trinley Francesco Mazura. Born August 18, 2010 by natural childbirth in Troy, NY. He weighed in at 7lbs 14 ozs and was 22 ... continue
Posted September 15, 2010 by
A Proud Introduction

A Proud Introduction – HIGHLIGHT

Jesse Locke and Heather Callahan Locke would like to proudly introduce Henry Oliver Locke, born March 27 at 9:03 pm in Boulder, CO. He is a treasure to all of us and we are so happy to have him in our lives. continue
Posted September 15, 2010 by
Garden of Children and Good Cheer

Garden of Children and Good Cheer – HIGHLIGHT

On September 11, sangha gathered at the Kalapa Court in honor of Lady Drukmo Yeshe Sarasvati Ziji Mukpo, known to us as Jetsun Drukmo. While she mostly remained swaddled comfortably among blankets in her parents’ arms, everyone rejoiced in the sweetness of her presence. Photographer ... continue
Posted September 14, 2010 by

Summer’s Blooming Households – HIGHLIGHT

Jennifer Holder reflects on this summer’s abundance of marriage and birth announcements. Women in white, couples in kimonos, faces pink from their fresh arrival in Shambhala. With each new marriage or birth announcement, I could sense that a gigantic community-wide step forward has occurred. They showed ... continue
Posted September 13, 2010 by Jennifer Holder


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