
Meditation Retreat
Path of Awakening Buddhist Center Hybrid Meditation Retreat
APRIL 19-27, 2025
Karmé Chöling Meditation Center, Barnet, Vermont and Online
Dear Meditator/Retreatant,
The Path of Awakening Buddhist Center in collaboration with Karmé Chöling Meditation Center in Barnet, Vermont is offering a one-week meditation retreat this coming year, 2025 to take place at Karmé Chöling, led by senior Path of Awakening teachers and others.
April 19 - Arrival, dinner, and sleep
April 20 6:30 am - Retreat begins
April 26 end of day - Retreat ends
April 27 after lunch - Departure
Karme Chöling Meditation Retreat Center in Barnet, Vermont. Scroll down for more photos from our previous retreats or click here to view a virtual tour of the retreat center.
In-person and via Zoom
The theme of the retreat:
Treading the Path to Enlightenment.
We will discuss the path of the 10 paramitas, the transcendent virtues which overcome samsara/confusion and lead to full enlightenment, the last stage of the Mahayana path.
The program will include group meditation practice, individual meditation instruction, relevant reading, and group discussion.
Program Fee
$600.00 includes three meals/day.
In addition there is the cost of indoor housing:
Shrine Room Floor $40.00 per night for eight nights. $320.00
Dorm Room Bed $60.00 per night for eight nights. $480.00
Standard Room $100.00 per night for eight nights. $800.00
Premium Room $140.00 per night for eight nights $1,120.00
For more information on the different types and cost of indoor housing, go to https://www.karmecholing.org/visit/accommodation
We (Path of Awakening Buddhist Center) will work with you to accomplish transportation to and from Karmé Chöling in Barnet, Vermont.
We look forward to hearing from you and treading the path together!
From Your Dharma Brothers and Sisters at Path of Awakening Buddhist Center
PHOTO GALLERY
FROM PREVIEOUS MEDITATION RETREATS HELD AT KARME CHÖLING
“Meditation practice is a way of making friends with ourselves. Whether we are worthy or unworthy, that's not the point. It's developing a friendly attitude to ourselves, accepting the hidden neurosis coming through.”