To celebrate this significant year we’ve put together a program of special events, each for a different group within the Adhisthana mandala. We want you to take part and hope to see you here on these events. Throughout the year we will have additional features such as exhibitions and art as part of our celebration.
Celebratory Program
Triratna Day Weekend: Is a Guru Necessary?
6 – 10 April | 4 nights
Residential | Learnt Triratna Meditation
Triratna Day: The Electric Charge of Communication
8 April | Day event
Residential | Learnt Triratna Meditation
Pilgrims Week & 108-Hour Circumambulation
18 – 23 June | 5 nights
Residential | Open to all
Lineage and the Esoteric Refuges
30 June – 7 July | 7 nights
Residential | Invited Order Members
Nearly full
The Dawning Moon of the Mind: Summer Sanghas Retreat
7 – 14 July | 7 nights
Residential | Open to all
Nearly full
Open Day
30 July | Day Event
Residential | Open to all
Dharma Life Course Alumni
11 – 13 August | 2 nights
Residential | DLC Alumni
Communities Past and Present
11 – 13 August | 2 nights
Residential | Order Members and Mitras
Touching a Mystery | UK + Ireland Combined AOWE
17 – 20 August | 3 nights
Residential | Order Members
Sub35s Festival Retreat: The Essence of Zen
24 – 28 Aug | 4 nights
Residential | Open to all under 35
THE Book
We’ve published a tenth-anniversary book that documents Adhisthana’s arrival into the world along with personal reflections and a look towards our vision into the future. You can read the book online or purchase one from Adhisthana.
Precious Teachers
This year is your last chance to view Urgyen House’s exhibition ‘Precious Teachers’ which will close on 7 July 2023. Connect with Bhante and his eight principal teachers through personal possessions, letters and thangkas. If you book on to one of our in-person events you’ll have the chance to visit. Stay tuned for details on a new exhibition opening in August.
THE Exhibition
From March your visit to Adhisthana will include the opportunity to view our Tenth Anniversary Exhibition in the Library Atrium, curated by Danasamudra and designed by Dhammarati.
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