Lawudo Retreat Schedule
The retreat will incorporate sessions of some explanation of philosophy according to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition with a variety of meditations.
7:15am Tea/ Coffee
7:30am Meditation / Daily prayers
8am Breakfast
9am Session
10:30am Tea Break
11am Session
12pm Lunch
2:00pm Discussion Groups
3:00pm Session
4:30pm Tea Break
5pm Session
6pm Dinner
7pm Evening session (Meditation / Vajrasattva Practice)
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It was only a week before our journey to Lawudo, when my sister called me from England and mentioned how much she admired what I was undertaking -- leading a group of 23 people up to a remote retreat center in the Solu Khumbu (Mt. Everest region) of Nepal. When I hung...