Level II Shambhala Level Training

The Shambhala Level Training Series is part of the Way of Shambhala curriculum, an extensive path of training in authentic meditation practices and wisdom teachings.

This one-day program takes plays both in-person and online Sunday, April 28, 2024. 

Note that Level I Shambhala Level Training is a prerequisite for this class.

The program is open to people of all religious backgrounds or no religious background. It is recommended for new and experienced meditators as well as those looking to enrich their personal spiritual path and social action.

AGENDA

Level II – Birth of the Warrior

Birth of the Warrior builds on the presentation of basic goodness in The Art of Being Human (Shambhala Level I) and explores how our experiences in life lead us to develop emotional and behavioral routines in order to keep ourselves in our familiar comfort zone.  However, maintaining this comfort zone diminishes our connection to others and to the natural world.  Meditation practice allows us to notice our habitual routines with fearlessness and without self-judgment. Seeing the contrast between maintaining familiar patterns and opening up to the energy of the present moment is the basis for moving towards genuineness.

Women and men everywhere, at all times and in all cultures, have the capacity to wake up and live fully, passionately - to enjoy their lives in the deepest sense.  We can live our lives with heart no matter what twists and turns they may take.  Perhaps we start to wake up by rediscovering the sacredness of our life. 

Sacred World, The Shambhala Way to Gentleness, Bravery and Power, Jeremy & Karen Hayward

Teachers

Linda Mockeridge is a senior teacher and meditation instructor at the Shambhala Meditation Center of San Antonio. Trying meditation practice on and off since her teens, she developed a regular practice after attending a weekend program at the Shambhala Center entitled “The Art of Being Human” in 1995. Besides teaching meditation, Shambhala Buddhist classes, and retreat programs, she has taught meditation in various settings including, prisons, juvenile facilities, schools, and senior centers. She is also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in private practice.

Will Handy is a teacher and meditation instructor at the Dallas Shambhala Center. Will was a psychotherapist for 40 years. He finds great joy in getting to start people on the first few steps of the rich Buddhist path by guiding their practice and teaching.

Other Information

• If you want to take both Level I and II on the same weekend and receive a discount for the combined program, register online here.
• Lunch, snacks, and beverages will be provided to in-person participants.
• Help us by registering early! It is very difficult for us to plan a program when we do not know the number of participants.
• You can pay at any time on or before the 1st day of class.
• Read our program registration policies (refunds, generosity policy, payment methods).