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.

Program Highlights

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Meditation Day Longs

Milarepa Initiation and Retreat

with

Kyabje Lama Zopa Rinpoche

September 2 - 5, 2010

Registration Now Open

(More Information & Registration) (Sponsorship Opportunity)

Weekend with Ven. Dagri Rinpoche

Green Tara Retreat
with Ven. Geshe Gelek Chodha

October 9 - 17

Autumn Work Party Overnight and Milarepa Tsog

Saturday, October 23, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Sunday, October 24, 9:00AM - NOON

Ven. Amy/Milarepa Center Film

Last year filmmakers Katya Yakubov and Daniel Hess captured a day in the life of Ven. Amy Miller, Buddhist nun and Director of Milarepa Center. The collage-style video is part of a project called Eight Billion Lives. In the project’s own words, “Everyone has a story. Watch a day in the life of people from all over the world.”

We invite you to click on this link to experience a day in the life of Ven. Amy and Milarepa Center.

Clearing the Path to Enlightenment

A Center truck has come our way

Gleaming red, it’s here to stay

But winter finds us every year

And makes it challenging to clear

The snow that piles in a heap

A snow plow is what we must keep.

Please make Milarepa Center’s day (and winter as well)! Help us secure a snow plough for winter plowing to clear our path to enlightenment.

Cost: $1500

For more information, click here.

Opportunities to Offer Service

Milarepa Center has a variety of ways in which you can help and often it can be done remotely from your home.

We are currently seeking someone to help with promoting our programs and activities. We are also in need of on-site cleaning, cooking, database implementation, and help posting flyers advertising our programs at the center.

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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