Making everyday meaningful: 3 day retreat featuring Jetsun Khandro Rinpoche
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Making everyday meaningful: 3 day retreat featuring Jetsun Khandro Rinpoche

A spiritual framework for transformation

By Rigpa UK

Date and time

Sun, 25 May 2025 10:30 - Tue, 27 May 2025 17:00 GMT+1

Location

Rigpa

330 Caledonian Road London N1 1BB United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 1 day before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 days 6 hours

Making everyday meaningful: A spiritual framework for transformation

Sunday 25th-Tuesday 27th May, 10.30-5pm

In today’s world, we are all so interconnected. Everything we do affects others as well as ourselves. Our smallest actions can have a helpful or difficult effect on someone else. If we take time to consider our intention before we act, what difference does this make to our activity? And how does this change things for others?

How can we go about our everyday lives, bringing our intention into our way of being in the world so that we're more spacious, more humorous and less grasping?

And when we’ve come to the end of our day, instead of just simply going on to the next thing without pausing to acknowledge or appreciate the value of what we’ve done, we could offer and share whatever has been positive with others.

Our compassionate intention, the attitude of mind that we bring to whatever we do, and how we dedicate the fruits of our activity are called The Threefold Excellences: ‘Good in the Beginning’, ‘Good in the Middle’, ‘Good at the End’. This will be our focus for this retreat.

Furthermore, we are delighted that on Monday 26th May, we will be joined for a keynote teaching on The Threefold Excellences by Her Eminence Mindrolling Jetsun Khandro Rinpoche. She will teach on this spiritual framework, which the great master Longchenpa described as “The heart, the eye, and the life-force of true practice.”


Please note: Jetsün Khandro Rinpoche will also be giving a public teaching at the Rigpa UK London centre on the evening of Tuesday 27th May. This is a separate event; you can book here.


Teacher
See here for more information on Jetsün Khandro Rinpoche.


BOOKING ENDS FRIDAY 23rd MAY, 5PM


How to participate
This event will be held in person only.


Rigpa UK Sangha members can request online access if their health prevents them from attending in person. To do so, please complete this google form by Monday 19th May at 5pm.


Cost

Full price l £120
Concessions l £60
Donation of any amount gratefully received.

Please contact study.practice@rigpa.org.uk by May 23rd, 12pm if you are unable to make a donation of any amount at this time and we will register you.

Your donation will cover the costs of running the event and enable someone else to attend.
You can cancel and receive an automatic refund through Eventbrite up to 24 hours before the event.


Lunch

If you'd like to join a communal vegetarian lunch on one or both three days, please select this option at check out (£9.95 per day to pay on the day in Tara Tea room). This will be ordered beforehand.


Health and wellbeing

Please note: meditation is not a substitute for medical treatment. If you are receiving treatment for a mental or physical health condition, please continue your treatment and check with your doctor/care professional if these sessions would be suitable for you.


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Rigpa UK’s events and courses offer people, whatever their age, culture or background, an opportunity to explore the understandings and practices found in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition - meditation, compassion and the wisdom of coming to know our own minds – and to bring their benefits into everyday life. For those who are interested, we offer a progressive path of study and practice for anyone who wishes to follow the teachings of Buddha Shakyamuni and in particular the Mahayana Buddhist tradition of Tibet.

Rigpa UK is a volunteer-run, independently governed UK charity. For more information about us and what we offer, including important information on our code of conduct, shared values and guidelines, our response to the UK Charity Commission Inquiry Report which was concluded in 2020, and our framework for safeguarding in Rigpa UK, please see our national website at rigpa.org.uk. Rigpa UK is also connected with a wider network of Rigpa Centres and Groups in different countries around the world.

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