More to Dying than Death. Kench Hill

This weekend retreat is being held at Kench Hill which is situated in Kent.

In Lama Shenpen Hookham’s book ‘There’s more to Dying than Death’, Lama invites us to radically transform our relationship with death. In doing so, she points to a deeper experience of being alive.

Drawing upon the Tibetan Buddhist tradition of positively preparing for death throughout life, she offers a way of living with greater ease and contentment, and to ultimately face our own death with confidence.

In this book, Lama Shenpen consolidates the Discovering the Heart of Buddhism (DHB) study themes within the context of living and dying. She shows how students can practice relating to whatever experience unfolds in life or death, by resting not in thoughts, but in the larger embrace of our Indestructible Heart Essence.

This weekend retreat with Lama Dashon will investigate how our practice of meditation might be driven by craving or become preoccupied with special experiences. When we meditate, the intention is not to seek out or expect some sort of extraordinary experience but rather to relate to our experience and awareness with deeper openness and kindness.

Please click on 'Event Details' below for more information about the weekend.

Details about booking

 Rooms are shared with either 2 or 4 person capacity. The price for the weekend will be £160 per person including catering.

Please book as soon as you can. The event will go ahead if we have 20 people committed by February.