Chris Cullen’s retreat on 21st March has been cancelled. Our Administrator will contact all who have made bookings for this retreat.
Although we have decided to cancel the Retreat Day as planned for this Saturday 21st March, Chris Cullen has offered to run a two hour Zoom session with some teaching and practice on Practising Wisdom and Compassion in Turbulent Times.
So we are now able to offer you the option of booking on for this two hour Zoom session from 10 -12 (sign onto Zoom as from 9.50am).
The most straight forward way of doing this is for those that are interested in joining, to book a place via Eventbrite: : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/retreat-day-practising-wisdom-and-compassion-in-turbulent-times-tickets-89054770215
This cost £15 (waged) or £7.50 (unwaged) covers a small BIM admin fee and the remainder will be offered to Chris as the dana (donation for his teaching). The school have kindly waived the hall hire fee which enables us to work it this way.
Once you have booked onto Eventbrite, you will be sent the zoom link for the session. You do not need a Zoom account in order to access this invitation for the session.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Many thanks
Claire-Louise
Bristol day retreats
“The Buddha famously said that ‘Everything is burning’ and we may particularly feel the truth of this at times of turbulence and intensity in our personal and collective lives, and as we awaken to the deepening climate emergency. During this day of practice and reflection, we will consider how to resource ourselves and align our understanding in the midst of such challenges so as to respond with greater awareness, appropriateness, practical wisdom and compassion.” Chris Cullen
Chris Cullen
Chris Cullen has practised and studied the Buddha’s teachings since 1994 and has been teaching Insight Meditation retreats in the UK and internationally since 2011. He is also on the teaching team of the University of Oxford’s Mindfulness Centre, teaching Buddhist psychology on the Masters course in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and running the mindfulness programme in the UK Parliament. He has a psychotherapy practice in Oxford.