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Shambhala Boston is part of a global community which aspires to awaken kindness, goodness and wisdom within society. This vision is rooted in the principle that every human being has a fundamental nature of basic goodness.
Addressing harm in the Shambhala community.
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Where to begin?
We offer a wealth of classes and retreats, here are a few to start with:
Learn to Meditate: Sundays 12:30-1:30pm
Wednesday Open House:Wednesdays 7:00 – 8:30
Beginner Classes: See Beginner Calendar
Read more about Getting Started.
Featured Programs
Engaging with Radical Responsibility: Taking Ownership of Your Life
with Nealy Zimmermann
October 21st—November 25th
Join us for a six-week study group based on “Radical Responsibility®” by Acharya Fleet Maull. Radical Responsibility is a transformative approach to realizing personal freedom and creating authentic relationships. Continue »
Death Fair 2019: Let’s Talk About Death
with Mary Lang, Maryl Schapiro, Nealy Zimmermann, Cathy Brennan
October 26th
6th Annual Death Fair. For Buddhists the moment of death, and how we prepare for it, are a critical opportunity on our path of awakening. An interactive workshop open to all. Continue »
Shambhala Training Weekend I: The Art of Being Human
with Charlie Trageser
November 2nd—November 3rd
Shambhala Training is a secular meditation training that develops fearlessness, confidence, openness and gentleness towards ourselves and our world. Touch in with your inherent goodness and humanity with this weekend training. Continue »
Making a True Move - Meditation, creative process and social change
with Acharya Arawana Hayashi
December 6th—December 8th
Join Acharya Arawana Hayashi for a weekend retreat using meditation, creative process, body-based learning and the insights of Theory U to gain new insight into how organizational and social change happens. Continue »
Introduction to Making a True Move - Meditation, creative process and social change
with Acharya Arawana Hayashi
December 6th
Join Arawana Hayashi for an introduction to how meditation, creative process, body-based learning and the insights of Theory U can affect organizational and social change. Continue »
