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Request our Fall/Winter 2008/09 catalog
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If you have any questions
or if we can be of assistance,
please contact us at (888) STUPA–21
(M – F, 9am – 5pm MT).
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Outdoor
Outdoor
Contemplative
Programs
at Shambhala Mountain
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Inward Journey/Outward Bound®: Rock Climbing in Southern California with Kay Peterson, Chad Bennett & Outward Bound Staff
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October 31 - November 9
This program has been cancelled.
Embark on an incomparable adventure both inside and out. Pairing the stillness of meditation practice with the movement of challenging, invigorating outdoor activities, we will stretch ourselves beyond our preconceived limitations and habits.
Outward Bound and Shambhala Mountain have teamed together to offer this unique opportunity. Beginning at Wright Organic Resource Center in Malibu, California, we will immerse ourselves in four days of meditation and yoga, accessing our own inherent strength, confidence, compassion and courage. During this time we will also learn and practice wilderness travel skills. Grounded in our natural presence, we will then venture forth for five days of rock climbing in the Joshua Tree Wilderness Area, further exploring and transcending our edges, individually and collectively.
Note: For adults ages 23 and above.
Price: $1,695 + $100 transportation fee
To obtain more information or to register, go to the Outward Bound web site or contact Outward Bound directly at (866) 467-7651 or (866) 820-9577 and reference course number JXC833. If you have difficulty registering, contact Shambhala Mountain at (888) STUPA-21. The Outward Bound cancellation policy supersedes the general Shambhala Mountain cancellation policy.
Kay Peterson is a psychotherapist with more than 15 years of experience facilitating transitions for individuals and groups in conventional, outdoor and wilderness settings. A Certified Wilderness First Responder, she is also a Shambhala Meditation Instructor.
Chad Bennett has worked for Outward Bound since 2000 as an instructor and course director in Colorado. He spends his winters in India, managing retreats and practicing in the Insight Meditation tradition.
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