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• Ashe Society
• Dalhousie: Meditation Group
• Dartmouth: Open House
• Dartmouth: Sunday Meditation
• Feast: Avalokiteshvara
• Feast: Chakrasamvara
• Feast: Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche Sadhana of Mahamudra
• Feast: Kurukulla
• Feast: Padmasambhava guru yoga
• Feast: Sun of Wisdom
• Feast: Vajrakilaya
• Feast: Vajrayogini
• Feast: Vajrayogini
• Feast: Werma
• Friday Evening Meditation, 5-6pm
• Friday Morning Meditation, 7-8am & 9-10am
• Friday Night Meditation, 7-9pm
• Fundamentals of Yoga with Hung-Yeh
• Grief Support Group
• Heruka day feast*
• Kurukulla practice
• Maitri Bhavana (within Sunday Meditation)
• Meditation in the North End
• Mindful Parenting and Playgroup Wednesdays
• Monday Evening Meditation, 5-6pm
• Monday Morning Meditation, 7-8am & 9-10am
• Monday Night with VCTR
• Ngöndro & Werma Practice Intensive Weekend ?
• North End Lunchtime Meditation
• Open House
• Sadhaka Contemplations: Pith Instructions
• Sadhana of Mahamudra
• Scorpion Seal Tuesdays
• Scorpion Seal Vajrasattva Practice
• Scorpion Seal Werma Practice
• Shambhala Community Practice Day
• Shambhala Online: Kagyu / Nyingma Vajrayana Practice ?
• Shambhala Online: Scorpion Seal Assembly ?
• Shambhala Sadhana
• Shambhala Sadhana
• Shambhala Sadhana Event?
• Sunday Gathering
• Sunday Meditation, 9-12am
• Teacher, AD & MI Gathering
• Thursday Evening Meditation, 5-6pm
• Thursday Morning Meditation, 7-8am & 9-10am
• Tuesday Evening Meditation, 5-6pm
• Tuesday Morning Meditation, 7-8am & 9-10am
• Vajrayogini Sadhana ~painting the town red~
• Wednesday Evening Meditation, 5-6pm
• Wednesday Morning Meditation, 7-8am & 9-10am
• Werma Practice
• Year End Recitation of the Mamo Chant

In Room(s): Main Shrine Room

A joyous celebration with an address from the Sakyong, friends, food and festivities

Our community has adopted a tradition of celebrating the changes of the seasons. These are called nyida days, from the Tibetan words nyima ("sun") and dawa ("moon"). Nyida days occur on or near the days of the equinoxes and solstices. All four nyida days are regarded as family-oriented celebrations. Harvest of Peace, held around the time of the autumn equinox, is an opportunity for local communities to gather, hear teachings by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, and celebrate the riches of our local cultures and heritage.

You are cordially invited to this special occasion to gather and listen to the Sakyong’s annual Harvest of Peace address (pre-recorded this year). We will have activities for children, including cookie decorating and face painting; the cookies will be served along with wine and apple cider and other delectable treats after the address. We will welcome the new babies, introduce new members and the Shambhala leadership, and announce salon locations.

Salons are defined as an assembly of guests gathered in a home for lively social discussion, friendly debate and intelligent conversation. They are to be held post Harvest of Peace, after the Sakyong announces the topics for discussion during his address. Dekyongs are scheduling delek salons and other locations will be announced at Harvest of Peace for those deleks without a dekyong. Click here if you are not familiar with the delek system.

Don’t miss the HSC Collective in their debut performance during our annual fundraising extravaganza!

2-2:30 pm arrival and socializing
2:30-3:30 pm the Sakyong's address
3:30-4:00 pm introduce new members, leadership and slide show of new babies and youth
4-4:30 pm fundraiser
4:30-5 pm description of salons, clean-up and socializing

Learn more about meditation and buddhism at shambhala.org
Read more about meditation and buddhism at shambhalatimes.org

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1084 Tower Road, Halifax,  NS B3H 2Y5
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