Life, Death, and Continuum Retreat with Geshe Sherab
Meditation on death can help us become more alive. When we are in touch with death we live more meaningfully, enjoyably and compassionately.
Lama Zopa says, “It is very good to think every morning, “I will die today,” which helps us to accept death and the impermanence of life. We are all on the same journey toward death and it is vital to realize this.”
Join us on a 3 day retreat as Tibetan Buddhist monk, Geshe Sherab, delves into our nature of no birth and no death and prepares us for what happens when we die.
$210 includes meals and accommodations
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Milarepa Center's Cancellation Policy:
Should you need to cancel or cut short your stay, our refund policy is:
7 days prior to arrival: No Refund
8 – 14 days prior to arrival: 50% cancellation service; 50% Milarepa Center credit
15- 30 days prior to arrival: 25% cancellation service; 75% refunded
31 days prior to arrival: 15% cancellation service; 85% refunded
About Geshe Sherab
Geshe Sherab was born in 1976 in a small villiage in the Western part of Nepal. He completed his Geshe (equivalent to a Western PhD) degree in 2000. He taught for two years at a center in New Mexico and most recently is the Headmaster of Kopan Monastery in Nepal.