The Buddha’s Enduring Counsel: Still Water 2021 Fall Practice Retreat

The 2021 Still Water Fall Practice Retreat will focus on the Buddha’s enduring counsel on mindfully engaging with the past, the future, and the present moment. —

We will begin our Still Water Online Retreat with instruction and encouragement for settling deeply into the present moment throughout the retreat. Then we will explore the The Discourse on Knowing the Better Way to Live Alone and the underlying practices through guided and silent meditations, short Dharma talks, group sharings, mindful movements, and mindfully engaging in the activities of everyday life.

Friday October 8th to Sunday October 10th, 2021 - Online


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Dana — A gift from the heart

The Still Water MPC is a religious nonprofit organization that depends on voluntary donations for its continued existence. With your contributions, the Still Water MPC is able to meet its financial obligations, support its teachers, develop new programs, enable participation by those with limited incomes, and offer no-cost community events.You are invited to make a tax-deductible donation to Still Water that is in accord with the urgings of your heart and your means and circumstances. The amounts below are offered as guidelines.


The suggested donation for this retreat is $125 per person.

The benefactor donation is $250 or more per person.
A payment is required to reserve your place. If you would like to make your payment with a check, please send it to Still Water MPC, Box 11360, Takoma Park MD 20913. (Please leave empty the "My contribution" box below.)

If you would like to pay by credit or debit card, please fill in the amount you will be contributing below.
 
We will send out an informational email the week before the retreat. If you have questions before then, please contact the Retreat Registrar, Gary Stone, at Garold.Stone@gmail.com or 301-509-0983 (mobile voice/text).
 
 
 
 
 

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The 2021 Still Water Fall Practice Retreat will focus on the Buddha’s enduring counsel on mindfully engaging with the past, the future, and the present moment. —

We will begin our Still Water Online Retreat with instruction and encouragement for settling deeply into the present moment throughout the retreat. Then we will explore the The Discourse on Knowing the Better Way to Live Alone and the underlying practices through guided and silent meditations, short Dharma talks, group sharings, mindful movements, and mindfully engaging in the activities of everyday life.