We are all Buddhas by nature–we only have to awaken and recognize who we are and how we fit perfectly in this world. This is the teaching of the innate Great Perfection–Dzogchen. Introducing us to this natural wisdom and compassion is the life-work of Lama Surya Das.

1. Dzogchen Center Winter Meditation
We are all Buddhas by nature–we only have to awaken and recognize
who we are and how we fit perfectly in this world. This is the teaching of
the innate Great Perfection–Dzogchen. Introducing us to this natural
wisdom and compassion is the life-work of Lama Surya Das. For the
annual Winter Dzogchen Meditation Retreat, he will teach the View,
Meditation and Action of the Great Perfection: timeless and inspiring
heart-essence instructions passed down in this contemplative tradition
for many centuries.
We invite you to join Dzogchen Lineage Holder Lama Surya Das for a
week of awakening to the joy of naturally-arising timeless awareness.
Lama Surya will teach throughout the week and offer lively Q&A
sessions.

2. In addition to guided and silent meditations, dharma talks, heart-
opening chanting and private interviews, this retreat will also feature
optional and uplifting Tibetan Energy Yoga each morning.
Outside of the teaching hall, the precious gift of Noble Silence is
observed, allowing us the peace and spaciousness to explore the mind,
as well as to rest and retreat from the busyness of everyday life &
chatter.
In addition to formal sessions, there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy
the beautiful natural surroundings preserved by the Open Space
Institute on the banks of the mighty Hudson River. Those preferring to
stay inside can relax in a lounge looking out, or browse selected
postings in the retreat reading room.
Registration fees are inclusive of accommodation and delicious
vegetarian meals for this seven-day retreat.

3. Additional discounts are available for students in
full-time education. House-Jobs are available for
a lower cost and are typically 1 hour per day
required work. Registration does not include
compensation for the teacher, which will be
accepted in the traditional form of dana
(voluntary donation) in honor of the teachings.
For more general description about Dzogchen
Retreats Visit here –
http://registry.dzogchen.org/event-1982956