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PROGRAMS/EVENTS

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Mud Season Meditation Series 

 

Thursdays, 6:30pm - 7:30pm 3/27/25 - 4/17/25​​​​​​

In-person sessions only

Join us for a spring meditation series! These meditations will be primarily focused on creating a practice of moving beyond the chatter of the mind to reach the deep awareness, silence, and stillness that lies within. There will be some light guidance and visualizations offered to help you continue exploring and building your own practice beyond these sessions.

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Offered by donation as you are able, all are welcome to attend.

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Monthly Potluck Dharma Discussion Dinner​​

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​No 2025 dinners scheduled at this time, stay tuned.

Mark your calendars and join us for one of our potluck dharma discussion dinners! Enjoy visiting the center, walk in the forest, peruse the library, meditate in the gompa, lay in the grass, and just spend some time here with us! Feel free to bring a blanket and eat outside if the weather is cooperating, we will have tables outside too!

 

We will supply a main dish and beverages for everyone and ask that those attending bring a side dish and/or dessert to share. Any favorite non-alcoholic drinks you'd like to share are welcome too! We will plan to begin at 4:30pm with a short group offering prayer to open the meal as well as a topic for discussion. **Please have your dish prepared when arriving, we are not able to offer use of our kitchen for cooking.**

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16 Guidelines Meditation Series

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Stay tuned for 2025 dates...

Join us as we continue this secular meditation series in partnership with the Foundation for Developing Compassion & Wisdom(FDCW).

The series will consist of weekly meditation sessions, led by center director, Dawn Holtz. Each session will focus on using guided analytical meditations to cultivate the good heart and positive inner qualities such as kindness, generosity, and compassion.

 

Students may attend any number of sessions they are able, although participating in the full course will help create a good foundation for building a regular meditation practice.

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Course offered by donation as you are able, all are welcome to attend.

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OUR AFFILIATION

Milarepa Center is affiliated with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition, also known as the FPMT. This means that our Center follows the spiritual direction of Lama Zopa Rinpoche and uses FPMT’s educational programs and materials, as well as registered FPMT spiritual teachers for programs and is created in the lineage of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche. Each FPMT center is a individually incorporated 501c3 non-profit legal entity and is responsible for its own governance and finance.

Milarepa Center

1344 U.S. Route 5 South

Barnet, Vermont 05821

(802) 633-4136

 milarepa@milarepacenter.org

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