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Retreats

A retreat is an ideal situation in which to take a fresh look at yourself and your life. You can learn to meditate, or take your meditation further with the help of experienced teachers. This can help you to develop clarity, confidence, positive emotion ­ even a deep insight into yourself. It is an ideal situation in which you can grow.

Noticing beauty A retreat gives us a chance to step back, live more simply for a time, and clarify our direction in life. Meditation, study, discussion, reflection, companionship, silence, free time, sharing vegetarian food, walking meditations, the mythic context, and creative ritual can all appear on a retreat depending on its theme. By spending time away from our usual habits and commitments, we can regenerate ourselves.


Sign on Rivendell gate

Rivendell from the garden

Our nearest, local Retreat Centre is a few miles north of Uckfield. Rivendell Retreat Centre lies deep in the Sussex countryside on the edge of the Ashdown Forest. Set amongst spacious, wooded gardens it provides a haven of peace and beauty. If you would like to go on retreat further afield look on our FWBO links page under Retreat Centres


Newcomers Retreats at Rivendell Retreat Centre

A retreat in the country for those new to the retreat experience. Introductions to meditation and Buddhism, discussion, walks and relaxation.

24 - 26 April, 2009
£110 (£90/£70 conc.)
Contact the Centre for details and booking


Sangha Retreats

Suitable for people who have attended Part I and II courses.

Spring Sangha Retreat - ‘Exploring Going For Refuge’
23 - 27 March,
2009
£160 (£140/£120 conc.)

During this retreat led by Jnanottara we will be experiencing our personal relationship to the 3 Jewels of Buddhism.
Please ask for an information sheet at reception


Passionate Presence

led by Suryacitta

7th - 14 May 2009

This retreat will be held in near Valencia, Spain. For details see amitavati.com or happy-buddha.co.uk

 



Rivendell from the garden

 

   

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