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Retreat Registration Process, 2019/2020

A completed Registration Form and Deposit are necessary to reserve your retreat space. Contact Ms. Trang at , to request Registration Forms and complete details of the retreats. (We accept a maximum of 18 registrations for each of the two primary retreats.)

Deadlines:

01 Sept - 15 Dec 2019: Registration Forms and Deposit of USD 350 are due to hold retreat space

07 Jan: Last Day to pay balance of Registration Fees

Options for Payment of Fees:

1. PayPal via bank balance, debit, or credit card (We will ask later, to reimburse us for any fees taken by PayPal. The Registration Fees we quote you represent the actual 'cost' to us for your retreat.);

2. Bank Wire Transfer

A Separate document will be included with your Registration Form which explains how to submit your payment of fees.

Refund Policy:

07 Jan 2020: Final Date for Full Refund Upon Request, after which funds to cover costs already incurred on your behalf (which are non-refundable to us) are withheld, plus a USD $50 Administrative fee.

Viet Nam Visa Application Process: No Hurry! No Worry!

In January, we will send you complete instructions for how to apply for your Visa.

Required: Passport must be valid for at least 6 months after arrival

Visa Costs: Range from USD $45 – $95

Retreat Registration Forms

Contact our Registrar, Trang, to request a registration form by emailing us at:

In your email, please indicate which retreats you're interested in attending.

The Five Mindfulness Trainings

The Five Mindfulness Trainings represent the Buddhist vision for a global spirituality and ethic. They are a concrete expression of the Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path, the path of right understanding and true love, leading to healing, transformation, and happiness for ourselves and for the world. To practice the Five Mindfulness Trainings is to cultivate the insight of interbeing, or Right View, which can remove all discrimination, intolerance, anger, fear, and despair. If we live according to the Five Mindfulness Trainings, we are already on the path of a bodhisattva. Knowing we are on that path, we are not lost in confusion about our life in the present or in fears about the future.

The Five Mindfulness Trainings

The Five Mindfulness Trainings represent the Buddhist vision for a global spirituality and ethic. They are a concrete expression of the Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path, the path of right understanding and true love, leading to healing, transformation, and happiness for ourselves and for the world. To practice the Five Mindfulness Trainings is to cultivate the insight of interbeing, or Right View, which can remove all discrimination, intolerance, anger, fear, and despair. If we live according to the Five Mindfulness Trainings, we are already on the path of a bodhisattva. Knowing we are on that path, we are not lost in confusion about our life in the present or in fears about the future.

The Five Mindfulness Trainings

The Five Mindfulness Trainings represent the Buddhist vision for a global spirituality and ethic. They are a concrete expression of the Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path, the path of right understanding and true love, leading to healing, transformation, and happiness for ourselves and for the world. To practice the Five Mindfulness Trainings is to cultivate the insight of interbeing, or Right View, which can remove all discrimination, intolerance, anger, fear, and despair. If we live according to the Five Mindfulness Trainings, we are already on the path of a bodhisattva. Knowing we are on that path, we are not lost in confusion about our life in the present or in fears about the future.

The Five Mindfulness Trainings

The Five Mindfulness Trainings represent the Buddhist vision for a global spirituality and ethic. They are a concrete expression of the Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path, the path of right understanding and true love, leading to healing, transformation, and happiness for ourselves and for the world. To practice the Five Mindfulness Trainings is to cultivate the insight of interbeing, or Right View, which can remove all discrimination, intolerance, anger, fear, and despair. If we live according to the Five Mindfulness Trainings, we are already on the path of a bodhisattva. Knowing we are on that path, we are not lost in confusion about our life in the present or in fears about the future.

The Five Mindfulness Trainings

The Five Mindfulness Trainings represent the Buddhist vision for a global spirituality and ethic. They are a concrete expression of the Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path, the path of right understanding and true love, leading to healing, transformation, and happiness for ourselves and for the world. To practice the Five Mindfulness Trainings is to cultivate the insight of interbeing, or Right View, which can remove all discrimination, intolerance, anger, fear, and despair. If we live according to the Five Mindfulness Trainings, we are already on the path of a bodhisattva. Knowing we are on that path, we are not lost in confusion about our life in the present or in fears about the future.

The Five Mindfulness Trainings represent the Buddhist vision for a global spirituality and ethic. They are a concrete expression of the Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path, the path of right understanding and true love, leading to healing, transformation, and happiness for ourselves and for the world. To practice the Five Mindfulness Trainings is to cultivate the insight of interbeing, or Right View, which can remove all discrimination, intolerance, anger, fear, and despair. If we live according to the Five Mindfulness Trainings, we are already on the path of a bodhisattva. Knowing we are on that path, we are not lost in confusion about our life in the present or in fears about the future.

"The Five Mindfulness Trainings are one of the most concrete

ways to practice mindfulness. They are nonsectarian, and their

nature is universal. They are true practices of compassion and

understanding. All spiritual traditions have their equivalent to

the Five Mindfulness Trainings.

The first training is to protect life, to decrease violence in

ones self, in the family and in society. The second training

is to practice social justice, generosity, not stealing and not

exploiting other living beings. The third is the practice of

responsible sexual behavior in order to protect individuals,

couples, families and children. The fourth is the practice of

Deep listening and Loving Speech to restore communication

and reconcile. The fifth is the practice of Mindful Consumption,

to help us not bring toxins and poisons into our body or mind.

"The Five Mindfulness Trainings are one of the most concrete

ways to practice mindfulness. They are nonsectarian, and their

nature is universal. They are true practices of compassion and

understanding. All spiritual traditions have their equivalent to

the Five Mindfulness Trainings.

The first training is to protect life, to decrease violence in

ones self, in the family and in society. The second training

is to practice social justice, generosity, not stealing and not

exploiting other living beings. The third is the practice of

responsible sexual behavior in order to protect individuals,

couples, families and children. The fourth is the practice of

Deep listening and Loving Speech to restore communication

and reconcile. The fifth is the practice of Mindful Consumption,

to help us not bring toxins and poisons into our body or mind.