LHBTQ+ retraite

What we experience and what is
All of the conditioned reality (what we experience of life) is in a constant state of change, and is therefore unreliable. We suffer because we want to rely on things and circumstances that are inherently impermanent. We identify with aspects of ourselves and our lives that are changing and we try to control them so that we experience them the way we want. Recognizing our tendencies around these three characteristics and learning to pause as we encounter them can bring great clarity and freedom in our lives. In this retreat, we will explore the foundational teachings on the three characteristics of conditioned existence. Through sustained mindfulness and contemplative inquiry, we will investigate our experience using the liberating lenses of anicca (impermanence), dukkha (unsatisfactoriness), and anattā (non-self). Practicing with these liberating insights can support our understanding of conditioned reality more clearly and open the way to greater freedom, wisdom, and peace.
Informatie
Begeleider(s): Rae Houseman
Taal: English
Start: 26 juli 2026 / 16:00 uur
Eind: 31 juli 2026 / 13:00 uur
Kosten:
Op dana basis
Locatie
Gebouw: Internationaal Theosofisch Centrum, Crystal Hall & Lotus House
Adres: Meentweg 9
Plaats: Naarden
Contact
Contactpersoon: retraite-administratie Sangha Metta
Organisatie: Sangha Metta
Extra informatie
Nynke Humalda will be in this retreat for practical assistance.
Deze retraite wordt begeleid door:
Rae Houseman
Rae is a meditation teacher and mindfulness coach. She is passionate about integrating mindfulness into daily activities to create a more embodied approach to the practice. She has practiced extensively in both Insight Meditation and the Vajrayana tradition, and finds the interweaving of these two approaches complementary to a compassionate and discerning practice. In her mindfulness explorations, she integrates an understanding of social justice issues.