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Shambhala Buddhism

The Shambhala community draws on a wide variety of contemplative traditions.

Meditation - The core practice in Shambhala Buddhism is mindfulness-awareness meditation. Instruction follows the tradition of oral transmission from teacher to student - an unbroken lineage that goes back twenty-five hundred years. At our center, senior members teach meditation and work with students in how to join the view and experience of meditation with everyday life. Meditation instruction is available free of charge.

Tibetan Buddhism - A comprehensive path of Buddhist practice and study is offered through the Bellingham center. The Buddhist tradition provides a well-defined, graduated method of developing skillful action and wisdom through meditation practice and study of the dharma.

Shambhala Training - Shambhala Training is a nonsectarian path of spiritual training that emphasizes the cultivation of fearless, gentle, and intelligent action in the world. This action arises out of trust in innate human goodness and the inherent power and sacredness of the world, connecting with both through meditation practice as well as mindful activity in everyday life. Shambhala Training welcomes people of all religious traditions as well as those who follow no particular spiritual path.

Nalanda Arts - a number of secular disciplines and activities that integrate art and culture with everyday life. Nalanda programs bring the contemplative perspective to the arts, health, education, and business. The main practice at our center is the art of Japanese flower arranging (ikebana).

 

For further information
you can contact Bellingham Shambhala by emailing info@bellinghamshambhala.org, or by calling (360) 483-4526