Dates:
Saturday 16 August 10am-5pm
Sunday 17 August 10am-5pm
Venue: Sunshine Room, The Park, Ecovillage Findhorn
Suggested donation: £100-£75-£50.
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£100: Generosity price: financially supporting those without the means to participate.
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£75: Sustainable price: the regular price to sustain this retreat.
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£50: Subsidised price, for those on low income and in need of financial assistance.
Please note: no one will be turned away because of lack of funds.
Meals: Several options for meals will be available, from lunch together in the Phoenix cafe, to self catering with items from the nearby Phoenix shop. Details tbc.
Accommodation
- Find a range of self-catering bungalows around the Park, as well as eco-pods and camping, at the Findhorn Bay Holiday Park.
- For a list of B&Bs run by community members in the Park and nearby, go to the New Findhorn Association.
- The Findhorn Hinterland Trust offers wild camping in the woods, with a rustic shower and composting toilet.
Margo van Greta is a pioneer of holistic spirituality, who brings in-depth Buddhist practices into our western culture. She did her first Green Tara retreat in Kopan, Kathmanduy, in 1993, after an initiation with Geshe lama Konchok. Involved with the Dharma since 1987, Margo has studied and practised both in the East and the West. She received teachings from His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Lama Zopa Rinpoche, Khadrola, Lama Tsultrim Allione, Venerable Robina Courtin, and others. She attended Foundations of Buddhist Thought. She is an FPMT registered teacher for Discovering Buddhism, teaches classes and holds retreats. She usually spends one month a year in retreat in southern Spain. She is the founder of Togme Sangpo Buddhist Group, which she started in 2012.
