Chagdud Khadro
A Weekend of Teachings
Thursday March 16, 7.30pm to Sunday March 19, 1pm
We are delighted to welcome Chagdud Khadro back to Dzogchen Beara for a weekend of teachings, 16-19 March (St. Patrick’s Bank-Holiday Weekend). More details on the theme of the retreat to follow soon.
We are offering this retreat on the basis of Dāna (Generosity) as it’s our heartfelt wish that as many as possible of our Sangha can attend and we are aware of the difficult times we are all living through.
Dzogchen Beara is a not-for-profit charity and all of our income goes directly to supporting the Dharma and all who benefit from the Centre. There is a catering fee for this retreat of €50 to cover your meals and you are invited to make a financial contribution according to your means towards the remaining costs of the retreat. The standard fee for a long weekend retreat like this is €310. When you book, please consider giving as generously as you can. You can do this by donating online in the donation field provided when you complete your reservation.
To secure your place on this event, please book before February 9th when we will open this retreat to the general public.
We really hope that you will be able to join us on this very special occasion.
Location
The retreat will be held in our clifftop shrine room, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering spectacular ocean views.
Catering
Delicious two course vegetarian lunches, with soup and bread in the evenings. Cooked with love at Dzogchen Beara, using homegrown and organic ingredients whenever possible.
Catering Fee €50
Dzogchen Beara has a policy of not turning anyone away for financial reasons.
Please email info@dzogchenbeara.org to to discuss flexible payment options or request assistance from our retreat fund.
Limited accommodation is available on-site. Book early!
A list of hostels, B&B’s self-catering accommodation and hotels in the local area can be seen here.
Vegetarian lunches and light evening meals are provided. The cost is included in your fee.
Read our visitor information here.
Rinpoche and Khadro collaborated on his autobiography Lord of the Dance, while, under his guidance, she compiled commentaries of his teachings on ngondro, p’howa, and Red Tara. In 1996, at the time Rinpoche ordained Khadro as a lama, he also designated her as the future spiritual director of Chagdud Gonpa Brasil and Chagdud Gonpa Hispano Ámerica. A particular focus of her teachings is Amitabha P’howa. Khadro’s dynamic and clear teaching style along with her unwavering commitment to Chagdud Rinpoche’s legacy has inspired greatly students in the Americas, Europe and Australia.
At Khadro Ling, the seat of Chagdud Gonpa Brazil, she has worked with a miraculously assembled team (her words) of lamas, artists, and talented sangha members to construct a Guru Rinpoche Palace (Zangdog Palri), publish texts, accomplish projects related to education, spiritual care for the dying, and to preserve and teach Vajrayana ritual arts.