BIPOC Retreat: Encountering Basic Goodness

With Dr. Shanté Paradigm Smalls

July 19 - 21, 2019

Tuition Details: Base Tuition $125, Reduced Tuition $75 (Tuition does not include cost of lodging). Please inquire for financial assistance. Program begins at 7:30pm on Friday (Registration at 5pm, Dinner 6:30pm). Program ends 3pm Sunday.

  • No Lodging - Commuter – $125.00
  • Shared Room - $130 per night – $385.00
  • Single room - $160 per night – $445.00
    • (All prices include $125.00 base amount)

 

Join us in cultivating human dignity, the necessary ground for healing personal, interpersonal, and social oppression. As Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, we face socially constructed, racial hierarchy and racialized violence that disconnects us from ourselves and others. Through practices of feeling, being and touching basic goodness, we can re-discover our dignity and humanity. The weekend retreat will include meditation, contemplation, discussion, and movement.

Open to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color with all levels of meditation experience, from any tradition.

 

*** Transportation to and from Sky Lake is available on a sliding scale basis beginning at Port Authority. If you are interested in this option, please contact Adriana DiFazio by Friday, July 12th at adriana.difazio@gmail.com

About the Leader

Dr. Shanté Paradigm Smalls

Dr. Shanté Paradigm Smalls is a teacher and student in the Shambhala school of Vajrayana (Tibetan) Buddhism. Shanté began studying and practicing Buddhism at age 17 and has practiced in Zen, SGI, and Shambhala communities. Shanté began on the teaching path in 2009 and was authorized in the Shambhala tradition to teach meditation and buddhadharma […]

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