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Module 2 – Compassionate Presence

5 April 7 April

Module 2 –

Compassionate Presence

Possibly the most powerful way we can help another in times of pain and suffering is to be truly present, with a quality of compassion that allows the other to be as they are – free of judgement and free of our need to make it all right. This is not an easy quality to cultivate. It requires that we are able to be with our own pain, in a way that also accepts it as it is, rather than fighting it. The courage of compassionate presence is a quality of the heart that enables us to be with suffering and not be overwhelmed by it or to run away from it. In this retreat we will deepen the capacity to heal our own emotional wounding as well as open to others. We will explore many ways of working with the Chenrezig practice, including Tong Len, heart energy healing, and a practice known as Samadhi after sound. We will also begin to look at the Refuge/Bodhichitta Ngöndro.

FOR WHOM

This second module is open for people who have at least one year experience with meditation, some basic knowledge of the foundations of Buddhism and a wish to explore and engage in the practice of tantric meditation. People with less experience will be asked to do some preparatory work before attending and can contact us to see how we can support them to make it possible. Timely subscription is therefor required.

ROB PREECE

Rob Preece has studied Tibetan Buddhism for many decades under the guidance of great teachers and holds a degree in psychology. During this time he has written six ground-breaking books on the meaningful chemistry between psychology and Tibetan (tantric) Buddhism: The Psychology of Buddhist Tantra, The Courage to Feel, The Wisdom of Imperfection, Preparing for Tantra, Feeling Wisdom and Tasting the Essence of Tantra.
Rob’s style of teaching is oriented towards opening a dialogue around the material that is being explored. This is to maintain a spirit of exploration and creativity in the way tantra is integrated into Western experience, rather than holding to rigid prescriptions of practice.

REGISTRATION, INFO & PAYMENT

You can subscribe for individual seminars or for the whole path by sending an e-mail to info@kenkon.org or you can use the subscription form. This will be available as soon as the seminar is announced in the highlights of the frontpage.

Dates: Friday April 5 – Sunday, April 7, 2019
Schedule: Friday: 2 – 5 pm, Saturday: 10 am – 5.30 pm, Sunday: 10 am – 4 pm.
Location: KenKon, Nieuwe Kanaal 11, 6709 PA Wageningen, Netherlands
Registration & Info: info@kenkon.org
Language spoken: English
Fees (includes 2 lunches & support material):
General fee: € 255 (€ 220 if paid before 1 March 2019);
Fee for KenKon members,
students and those with minimal income: € 205,- (€ 180,- if paid before 1 March 2019).
Please subscribe first. Payment after having received the invoice.

Cancellation Policy

More than 3 weeks before course: full refund; more than 2 weeks before: 60% refund; more than 1 week before: 20% refund; less than one week before: no refund. No refunds after the course.

LOCATION KenKon, Integral Life & Training Centre, Nieuwe Kanaal 11, 6709 PR Wageningen, Netherlands. +31 – (0)317 – 452946 info@kenkon.org

LODGING Optional dormitory [ ‘dojo’] with yoga futons: € 30 for two nights. Three rooms available for € 40,- for two nights. There are hotels and B & B’s in the area.

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Message for the practitioners of Tibetan meditation & yoga @ KenKon, Integral Life and Training Centre and potential guests for the TY session tomorrow:

Dear all,

Unfortunately there is no Tibetan Yoga class tomorrow, September 6. The traffic from here to Hamburg seems more challenging than I was used to. And I have to teach karate from Friday early evening to Sunday afternoon. Therefor I need to leave before 10 h. I realized this too late and was not able to find a replacement for my me in time. My apologies.

If you had any friends that planned to come – alone or with you – please let them know that there is no session, but that they are welcome next Friday.

I look forward to see you again next week at the meditation or yoga classes. Let’s make it a wonderful year!

Warm regards,

Sydney