Upcoming Programs

Day-Long Live Virtual Retreat

with Lama Surya Das

This daylong retreat will include

Lama’s teachings and Sangha

stories, lessons of the past and

possible futures, guided meditations, sangha practice, with Q & R.

Awake and Aware:

Sangha Live, Living Community

Thich Nhat Hanh says the Buddha of

the future, Maitreya (loving-kindness, friendliness), is the Sangha Community. What could be more inclusive and egalitarian than that?

Sangha practice and community are

like the third jewel of the Buddhist Refuge we rely on.

Saturday

September 21, 2024

9 AM to 4 PM ET

Fall Residential Silent Meditation Retreat

Retreats are open to beginner and seasoned practitioners of any spiritual tradition.

Our daily program includes Tibetan Energy Yoga, Guided Meditation and Refuge seesions, Dharma Talks, Teachings,

Spiritual Music and Chanting, with

lively Lama led Q & R sessions.

Join Lama Surya Das for the Fall Awakening Retreat

We are so excited to be holding our fall retreat at Wisdom House

in historic Litchfield, Connecticut.

Their tranquil, peaceful environment offers stunning views of the

surrounding meadows and forests, creating the perfect environment

for contemplative practice.

Sunday through Friday

October 27 to November 1, 2024



Dzogchen Center Storefront

Also available

Master Class Courses I, II & III

and

Mini Meditation Course

Now available for purchase!

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Master Class Course IV

Sessions #1 thru #8 recordings

Awakefulness: Basking in the Sunlight of Awareness

Don't miss this great opportunity

to learn from and study with a

true Meditation Master

Become a Member of the Dzogchen Center

Special benefits for members!

Go to dzogchen.org today

to become a member!

Your membership helps support:

• Preservation of teachings through extensive efforts to record, transcribe, translate and archive Dzogchen teaching and materials    
• Management of retreats, including community teaching events hosted by our practice communities
• Website, social and email communications

The Dzogchen Center is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit 

Your generosity in supporting us through 

these changing times is greatly appreciated 

and helps fund our free weekly events, 

2024 strategic plan, and scholarship program.