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Fallen Leaf Lake Silent Retreat with Gangaji
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When
May 16-21, 2010
Where
Event Fee
$485 USD per person
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Retreat with Gangaji is a time to discover the truth of one’s being and to deepen in that realization. Through gathering together for an extended period, a rare and profound support is experienced for the direct recognition of eternal peace, always present as the core of one’s own heart. It is a safe space in which to tell the truth about what really matters, what you truly want, and to expose the lie of every imagined obstacle to true happiness. Held in conversational silence, the retreat offers the opportunity to leave behind all casual distractions. It is a time of deep rest, of letting the psyche unwind, a time to withdraw from your usual life activities, and to let yourself sink into the vast simplicity of being. And in this simple beingness, to realize without a doubt that the source and wellspring of all happiness and wholeness is already alive within you as the truth of who you are.
The Lake Tahoe Silent Retreat with Gangaji takes place near South Lake Tahoe, at the Stanford Sierra Conference Center, on the shore of beautiful Fallen Leaf Lake. Our group will have exclusive use of this special property.
“I feel my life shifted from both being a part of her interactions with others and my two interactions with her.”
“I LOVED that I could be with Gangaji and the sangha from the comfort of my own home.”
“The retreat exceeded my expectations. Awesome! ;-)"
“The intimacy I have experienced via Zoom has been such a surprise.”
“Gangaji has taken me out of an ocean of suffering into truth and freedom.”
"Gangaji conveys stillness and simplicity and radiance with every word. The course encourages the wonderful perspective that we are all responsible to stop and inquire, and that we are all in this together, supporting each other, and that there is nowhere to go but right here."
"Being in retreat with everyone and Gangaji was life changing for me…There’s an immediacy, a soft strength here to meet life as it unfolds. It feels new and delicate and at the same time deep and known. Thank you, thank you, thank you . . . "
"I first learned of Gangaji while I was serving a 37-month Federal prison sentence…I found a freedom I never had before—locked in that prison."
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