“Happiness can’t arise for me if it doesn’t arise for you.”
—Qapel and Sensei, co-founding Teachers of Clear Sky
Hello, friends! Join us to celebrate the 20th anniversary of our beloved Clear Sky Meditation Center.
We’d love to have you for quality time with the Teachers and community.
We’ll get merry together, learn about the past, present, and future of Clear Sky—and we’ll also be very lucky to receive the Chenrezi empowerment followed by a blessing of the future temple site!
September 21-22nd, 2024
NOTE: If you’d like to come celebrate in person, contact Ava MacLean at ava@clearskycenter.org
Party with us online via Zoom or here at Clear Sky!
If you’d like to come celebrate in person, contact Ava MacLean at ava@clearskycenter.org.
Saturday, September 21
Doug Duncan and Catherine Pawasarat are the Dharma and meditation teachers who founded Clear Sky Meditation Center, BC, Canada.
Achariya Doug Duncan received lay ordination from Namgyal Rinpoche in 1978, and is a lineage holder in that teaching. Known for his direct, humorous and compassionate engagement with students, Doug embraces various traditions, contemporary psychology, and science, to mentor all beings to a more awakened state.
Catherine Pawasarat has trained daily with Acariya Doug Duncan since 1998 in an intensive spiritual apprenticeship that is rare in the modern West. She received lay ordination from Namgyal Rinpoche in 2003. In addition to Buddhist philosophy and its applications to daily life, Catherine also draws on generative living and the arts. With Doug she is co-founder of Clear Sky Retreat Center in the BC Rockies.
Note: If you’d like to come celebrate in person, contact Ava MacLean at ava@clearskycenter.org
Located in the B.C. Rocky Mountains, we offer over 300-acres to deepen your practice and reconnect with nature.
Founded by Qapel Doug Duncan and Catherine Pawasarat Sensei, we are home to students from around the globe who are dedicated to co-creating a supportive and innovative space for awakening in our modern world.
In adherence with our quadruple bottom line, we source our food as local and organic as possible.
Dana:
This celebration and the wongkur are offered on the basis of dāna (generosity).
Dāna is a Sanskrit term meaning “generosity”, and is the traditional way in which Buddhist teachings are offered. With dāna, we give as a mutual exchange of generosity. You may have come across this in the form of “pay from the heart”. It’s our joy to offer this course, and we trust you’ll match our time, energy, and passion by giving an amount of money that feels good and healthy to both you and us.
You will be sent a link to offer “dana” to the teachers after registration.
For more information on dāna click here.
If you’d like to come celebrate in person, contact Ava MacLean at ava@clearskycenter.org
Are you looking for a space to retreat alone, or to just unwind and reflect? We have three private cabins with valley views.
We can help you with a supportive balance of formal meditation time and optional mindful activities. Or, you can use the space for deep rest, journaling, or reflecting.
Locally sourced / organic meals provided. Optional daily meditation guidance is available.
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