The Four Karmas in Everyday Life
A three-day Buddhist retreat at Sky Lake Shambhala exploring the four karmas as practical ways of meeting everyday situations. Teaching and contemplative practice are held within a residential weekend format.
Why it caught our eye
Lennart Krogoll connects Kasung practice with the practical question of how to support other people and respond to everyday situations.
About this experience
Lennart Krogoll leads an exploration of Kasung practice and service within the Buddhist and Shambhala traditions at Sky Lake. The gathering draws on teachings of Chögyam Trungpa to consider how attention, conduct and compassionate action shape daily life. People already following the Kasung path and those simply curious about it are welcome.
What you can expect
Explore original Kasung teachings from Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche through shared practice and discussion about service and everyday life. The gathering welcomes people already on the Kasung or Suncamp path and those who are simply curious.
Good to know before you go
The suggested USD 150 covers tuition and meals without lodging. Residential options range from USD 240 for the shrine-room floor to USD 510 for a single room. The organiser says inability to pay will not prevent attendance.
Hosted by
Sky Lake Shambhala