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Milarepa Center is a Tibetan Buddhist retreat center located on 273 acres of stunning beauty in the Green Mountains of northern Vermont. We offer a wide variety of programs encompassing compassionate and wise practice through study, meditation and service. Our main facility is housed in a farmhouse that dates from 1865. There is also a converted barn, four private retreat cabins, flower and vegetable gardens, and acres of hiking trails surrounded by the spectacular tranquil scenery.

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Center Manager

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Coming Events

Insight Meditation: Vipassana with a Drop of Mahamudra Retreat 
with Internationally Renowned Meditation Teacher, Ven. Antonio Satta

May 16-20

Tuesday Evening Introductory Talk: 
Introduction to Insight Meditation
May 15, 7:30 - 9:00pm

Early registration fee (paid in full before May 1): $300 
Registration fee (paid in full on or after May 1): $400
Ven AntonioFriday evening talk, by donation.
Registration fees for overnight programs are per person and include all meals and shared accommodation or camping. Private cabins also available for additional fee.

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2011 Events Practice Day
Virtual Tour Ven Amy's Teaching Schedule
 

 

2012 Programs

The Kangyur Arrives: Become a Sponsor!
We are planning to build a new altar and bookcase in our quaint meditation hall to house the Kangyur and our smaller statues and relics. Please help us raise the $4,000 needed to complete this project. Click here for more information.

Opportunities to Offer
Servic
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Milarepa Center has a variety of ways in which you can help and often it can be done remotely from your home. We are in need of cleaning, gardening, office assistance, database implementation, help posting flyers, and general maintenance and carpentry. Please contact Rosanne Hebert at 802-633-4136.

Donations Welcome

Giving charity is an essential component of Buddhist practice. It is through kind generosity that the Dharma flourishes and all favorable conditions can take root. We greatly appreciate your support.

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Milarepa Center
1344 U.S. Highway 5 South, Barnet, Vermont 05821
www.milarepacenter.org · (802) 633-4136 · milarepa@milarepacenter.org