Teaching from the Heart
with Acharya Noel McLellan, Tony Cape, D'Arcy Colby and Alexander deVaron
July 24 - 28, 2018
Arrival & Departure
Please plan on arriving between 3 and 6pm on July 24, 2018 to check-in and register. Dinner is offered at 6:30pm. The program begins at 7:30pm. The program ends at 12:30pm on July 28, 2018.
Pricing
Karmê Chöling values its commitment to making programs affordable and available to all who wish to study with us. To support this commitment we provide two program price options.
FULL PRICE: $620
This is the actual price of the program.
DISCOUNT PRICE: $495
We offer this discounted price to those who cannot afford the full price of the program. This price is made possible through the generosity of Karmê Chöling and our donors
Payment Policies:
Karmê Chöling has updated its payment policies. The new policies apply to all programs that start after January 1, 2019. Please read the payment policies before proceeding with registration.
Financial Aid:
Karmê Chöling offers full-time student discounts, scholarships and other financial aid.
Program Credit:
If using existing program credit to pay for a program, you must pre-register for this program at least two weeks prior to the program start date by calling the front desk (802-633-2384 x3000). Program credit may not be used to pay for housing or practice materials and may not be used on or after arrival day.
Please Note:
Price includes meals but not accommodations.
Online registration is not currently open.
Teachers
About Acharya Noel McLellan

Noel McLellan is a second-generation practitioner and an Acharya, or "honoured teacher," in the Shambhala tradition. For the last 14 years he has taught middle and high school English and History at the Shambhala School in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where he has served as Head Teacher. He leads contemplative retreats for teens and teachers and has developed curriculum on mindfulness and compassion, as well as empowerment and awareness for boys and young men. Noel views school as a place to care for young minds and hearts, and to plant the seeds of transformation for a more beautiful culture and society. His writings on education, culture and Shambhala may be found on his blog, broken leaf, at lhasang.wordpress.com. He is the father of two ferocious and creative young children.

About Tony Cape
Tony Cape graduated from Cambridge University, England and studied creative writing with Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs at Naropa University. He is the author of four published works of fiction and a memoir. A long-time member of the Shambhala community, he currently teaches writing at Rutgers University in New Jersey.

About D'Arcy Colby
