Gaylon Ferguson
Gaylon Ferguson, PhD, has led mindfulness meditation retreats since 1976. He has taught at Stanford, the University of Washington, and Naropa University. He is the author of three books: Welcoming Beginner’s Mind: Zen and Tibetan Wisdom on Experiencing Our True Nature; Natural Wakefulness (on the four foundations of mindfulness); and Natural Bravery (on fear and fearlessness). He has written articles for Lion’s Roar and Tricycle magazines.
Upcoming Programs by Gaylon Ferguson
The Heart of Mindfulness: A Silent Meditation Retreat
Also Janet Solyntjes and Gaylon Ferguson
The Heart of Mindfulness Retreat is a 7-day silent meditation retreat that emphasizes mindfulness’s deep understanding and practice in its most universal expression while respecting and acknowledging its contemplative and spiritual roots. The retreat is open to all experienced meditators who are looking for an enriching silent retreat experience. It suits mindfulness teachers or aspiring […]
Entering the Vajra World: A Three-Yana Retreat
Also Adrienne Chang, Gaylon Ferguson, June Crow, Andy Karr and Larry Mermelstein
We are no longer accepting new applications for Entering the Vajra World. If you wish to be placed on a waiting list for the program, please complete the application form. We will reach out to you if space becomes available. Hosted by the Three Yanas Society and Drala Mountain Center Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche was one […]
Entering the Vajra World: A Three-Yana Retreat | Registration Page
Also Adrienne Chang, Gaylon Ferguson, June Crow, Andy Karr and Larry Mermelstein
Hosted by the Three Yanas Society and Drala Mountain Center Only those who have submitted their application and been approved to attend should register for this program. Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche was one of the most influential Buddhist teachers of the 20th century. He encouraged deep training in meditation, study, and community life. His approach was […]
The Heart of Mindfulness: A Silent Meditation Retreat
Also Janet Solyntjes and Gaylon Ferguson
The Heart of Mindfulness Retreat is a 7-day silent meditation retreat emphasizing mindfulness’s deep understanding and practice in its most universal expression while respecting and acknowledging its contemplative and spiritual roots. The retreat is open to all experienced meditators who are looking for an enriching silent retreat experience. It suits mindfulness teachers or aspiring teachers […]