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NETF The Annual John Sellon Memorial Program with Khenpo Pema Wangdak
September 2-4, 2016 Friday dinner through Sunday lunch
The Theosophical Classic, The Voice of the Silence, by H.P. Blavatsky will be examined in the light of the original Tibetan Texts and Teachings.
Celebrate the memory of John Sellon this Labor Day weekend at PHRC with the Voice of the Silence. HPB's last and most precious gift, a translation of an ancient Tibetan text. Through meditation, study, lecture and ritual we will attempt to perceive the mysteries contained therein. We will be honored by the presence of Khenpo Pema Wangdak assisting us in our journey to understand the way of the boddhisattva. Familiarity with "The Voice of the Silence" is strongly recommended.
Full payment of program fee is your deposit for this special program.
Program Fee: $100 and is non-refundable deposit.
The Northeast Federation (TSA) through the generosity of the Sellon Trust and our members will help with the cost of the room and board. Members of TSA in good standing as of 1/1/16 are eligible for this scholarship.
The scholarship will be $130--$75 will be due for balance of retreat.
Single Rooms are an additional $40 per weekend.
For further info and registration contact Pumpkin Hollow Retreat Center.
Facilitator Information:
His Holiness Sakya Trizin Khenpo Pema was sent as the first of the younger generation of Tibetan teachers to America. In 1989. Lama Pema founded the Vikramasila Foundation, which includes the Palden Sakya Center in New York City, Woodstock, NY, Philmont, New York, Cresskill, NJ, Jamaica, VT, and Dayton OH. The Palden Sakya centers offer courses in Tibetan Buddhist studies and meditation. Khenpo Pema is the creator of "Bur Yig" -Tibetan Braille, and founder of several schools in India and the United States.
In 2007, his Holiness Khenpo Pema was awarded the title of "Khenpo." He was also awarded the "Ellis Island Medal of Honor" for his humanitarian work. Khenpo Pema has been teaching for 29 years, has students in the west, and travels to Dharma centers worldwide. His great knowledge of the English language, his familiarity with Western culture, combined with wisdom and compassion, make him an outstanding role model and teacher in the world today.
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Pumpkin Hollow Retreat Center
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518-325-3583
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