Kathleen Dowling Singh
The Grace in Living:
Recognize it, Trust It, Abide In It
June 10-11, 2017

This weekend will be an opportunity to explore our own lives from a radically new perspective--one that allows the recognition of the ever-presence of grace.

As we get a sense of our own spiritual biographies, we have the opportunity to recognize that, although our attention has often been absent from grace, grace has always been with and within us. As we grow in our capacity to trust in it, we can begin to abide in the peace, wisdom, and compassion that characterize our own essential nature.

Through teachings, reflection, group experience, and dialogue, we will come to realize that we are already awakening beings and to hold that recognition with humility, dignity, and gratitude.

Cost: $135
Special rate for students $75; contact info@northeastguild.org for more info.

Kathleen Dowling Singh is a longtime dharma practitioner and teacher.  She is the author of The Grace in Dying:  How We Are Transformed Spiritually As We Die, The Grace in Aging:  Awaken As You Grow Older, and The Grace in Living.  Her new book, Unbinding: The Path to Grace will be released in October.

 She speaks in broad language about spiritual transformation and meditative/contemplative practices, the ever-presence of grace, aging as spiritual opportunity, and the spiritual transformations at the end of life.  

This is a non-residential retreat at Husson University. Participants may bring lunch on Saturday or purchase lunch for about $10 at the retreat.

For participants in need of overnight accommodations on Saturday, several hotels close to Husson University offer rooms, breakfast and shuttle service at rates between $70-110. Please click this link for nearby hotel information.

For participants traveling by air, Husson University is a ten-minute commute from Bangor International Airport. The Four Points Sheraton offers a special reduced rate of $99 per night for participants of this retreat.

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June 10-11   Saturday 9 AM – 4 PM and Sunday 9 AM – 12 PM
at the Dyke Center, Husson University, 1 College Circle, Bangor, Maine