Lama Willa Miller, the spiritual leader of a Natural Dharma Fellowship branch in Massachusetts, talks about a new refuge center, and the importance of mindfulness in the mountains. Part 1
By R. Richards
Mountain Spirit Institute
The Dartmouth Lake Sunapee region of New Hampshire, USA has the good fortune of seeing a new Tibetan Buddhist Refuge open in the tiny town of Springfield. After a recent open house, we learned about what Lama Willa Miller, the leader of the Cambridge Mass based branch of The Natural Dharma Fellowship, has in mind for the new retreat center called Wonderwell, as well as the link between Buddhism and the mountains. Learn more, check out this first in series of interviews we conducted on location. See Part II
Tags: connection, Dartmouth Lake Sunapee region, Hiking, Ken Wylie, Lama Willa Miller, Meditation, Mindfulness, Mountain Spirit, Mountaineering, Natural Dharma Fellowship, New Hampsire, Rock Climbing, Springfield, Sunapee, Tibetan Buddhism, Walking, Wilderness, Wonderwell
01/04/2012 at 08:27 |
I would love to have more information. Is there a website or phone #?
Home in the Summer and Fall and would like to be updated on programs.
01/04/2012 at 10:45 |
HI Jay,
We’ll be adding a webpage to our site at http://www.mtnspirit.org on this program shortly. Lama Willa has a page (still under development-stay tuned) devoted to the same program and you can find it here: http://wonderwellrefuge.org/events/calendar/eventdetail/48/-/mindful-mountaineering
The Mindfulness in the Mountains program is slated for October. We’ll keep you updated!
R
03/04/2012 at 21:52 |
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10/04/2012 at 14:41 |
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