July 2017 Letter from the Director
Dear Denver Shambhala Community, It is truly an interesting time to be part of the Denver Shambhala community. We are exploring satellite expansion in the Highlands area, pop-up open house programming in the Stapleton area and hosting the Sakyong book tour event this fall in downtown Denver. There are so many ways to connect and … Continue
July 2017 Denver Monthly Newsletter
Sangha News We are pleased to announce that Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche will be visiting Denver on October 20th and 21st. This event is the first of three on the North American Tour supporting his new book, The Lost Art of Good Conversation: A Mindful Way to Connect with Others and Enrich Everyday Life. The weekend … Continue
June 2017 Letter from the Director
Dear Denver Shambhala Community, I hope this finds you well and enjoying the beautiful warm summer weather. It is an exciting time for us here in Denver. There is so much to share. So what’s happening at the Center? Shambhala Kids had a very successful year. They will take a break for the summer and … Continue
June 2017 Denver Monthly Newsletter
Sangha News We are pleased to announce that Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche will be visiting Denver on October 20th and 21st. This event is the first of three on the North American Tour supporting his new book, The Lost Art of Good Conversation: A Mindful Way to Connect with Others and Enrich Everyday Life. The weekend … Continue
Have you been asking yourself, “How can I help at the Denver Center?”
How Can I Help at the Denver Center? The Shambhala Meditation Center of Denver relies on and greatly appreciates the inspiration, energy, and talents of many volunteers who share in making our offerings available in Denver and beyond. These contributions are part of what is known in the Shambhala community as “creating enlightened society.” If … Continue
Letter from the SMCD Director – May 12, 2017
Dear Member, At this time in the world, there is much fear, uncertainty, and confusion. We must come together and develop the strength to embody compassion during these uncertain times. The more suffering and aggression that arises, the more we must deepen our conviction and radiate basic goodness. This way is the path of Shambhala: … Continue
