The first time I heard a teaching on death, it felt surprisingly like good news, like something I wanted to hear more of. What? Wasn’t the subject of death taboo, something nobody wanted to talk about?
Grief had stolen my life. I first stepped into a Kadampa centre shortly after losing my mom to cancer. I was angry and intensely sad.
Six years after we started with the Dharma (Buddhist meditation practice), Sandy was diagnosed with a rare and incurable autoimmune condition that resulted in periodic and progressive bouts of muscular degeneration.
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Following the joy and inspiration of the Summer Festival, Kadampa practitioners gathered at Tara IKRC and Heruka KMC for two special retreats, taking precious time to deepen their practice and integrate the teachings they had received. Through meditation, stillness, friendship, and community,…
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