
Padmasambhava, the Vajra Guru, concealed ‘treasure’ teachings throughout the land of Tibet. He placed them in the depths of caves, on mountain crags and in the minds of men yet to be born. Once found, they must be treated carefully – by a practitioner who knows their worth.
The same goes for our own finding of that precious jewel, the Dharma. We have encountered the teaching: but everything is still to play for. How to make sense of the vast tradition we inherit? If we know how to practise and stick to it, says Padmasambhava, ‘everything will arise from the treasure’.
Prajnamanas, a member of the Padmaloka Ordination team, will give a series of talks on a canto of the Life and Liberation of Padmasambhava that dives into this exhilarating theme – the ‘Advice and Admonition to the Revealers of Treasures’. Come for five days and immerse yourself in meditation, friendship and the profound vision of Buddhism. Discover for yourself the treasures waiting to be revealed.
Details and Timings
The retreat starts with dinner on the first day at 6:30pm and finishes on the final day at 10.15am.
Be on retreat for a week
This retreat follows on from the Men's Great Gathering. Consider making the most of your journey to Padmaloka by booking onto both retreats for a reduced rate, which you will find on the booking form (Note: The concession rate discount appears to be lower than the retreat rate, but the overall price is still lower)
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If you are struggling financially and need help to come on retreat please contact our Guest Master info@padmaloka.org.uk or 01508 538 112
Coming on a retreat at Padmaloka is a step into another way of being, where we temporarily take up a way of life that is more supportive of Buddhist Practice. We go forth from our ordinary circumstances, our comforts and distractions so that we can discern and move towards our ideals and help others to do so as well.When booking a retreat at Padmaloka it is important to get a sense of how you will be living here - what our customs, etiquettes and requirements for being on retreat are.



