Photo: Fair Harvest Permaculture (Main Room)

“Each one of us has such a wealth of innate knowledge of Earth and nature – an intrinsic human knowing of our sacred relationship to life and Earth. Mindfulness, as our capacity to be attentive, caring and ethically engaged with life and living, enriches this sacred bond. It deepens our connectedness, instilling a feeling of okayness and provides Refuge – a calmer, friendly, and healthy dialogue with the nature of living.” ~ Tig-Le House ~

Mindfulness and Nature Retreats

Our Mindfulness and nature retreats explore the foundations of contemporary and traditional mindfulness and meditation practices, nature immersion, and simplistic creative activities. We host weekends and 5-day semi-silent retreats dedicated to exploring mindfulness through an ecological lens, including the elements and the senses, mindful walking, rest and respite.

Ecodharma Retreats

Applying ancient approaches to mindfulness and contemplative meditation within a universalist cross-cultural Buddhist tradition, applied in a time of ecological and societal crisis and change, can assist the emergence of life-affirming individuals, human societies, and cultures. 

Ecodharma defined:

Eco – Doing no harm to the living world. A caring involvement with the living environments and ecological foundations of life.

Dharma – Practices and teachings arising from understanding nature and phenomena that increasingly support wisdom, knowledge, compassionate activity, and continual development of an all-encompassing global health and peace in every aspect of reality.

Ecodharma – The purposeful development of ecological ethical conduct as an aspect of mature, compassionate consciousness.

Meditation and dharma teaching retreats

5-day semi-silent meditation retreats – Dedicated to universalist secular and sacred Buddha-dharma teachings and practices in the Burmese Weizzer and Tibetan Kagyu tradition through the lineage teachings of the Late Ven. Namgyal Rinpoche.

Metta Meditation – The possibilities for deep friendship, love and understanding extended to all lives and the natural world.

Mindful Breath – Building awareness of the breathing body of life through connection with our breath, the breathing aspects of nature and the cycles of existence.

Annual country Dharma campout – This retreat, via invitation, is an opportunity for formal students and regular dedicated practitioners at Tig-Le to do longer retreat in a rural setting. Participants are fully self-sufficient; there are extended periods of silence and self-reliant practice, accompanied by teacher support. Here is the video from our latest campout Tig-Le House country dharma campout July 2023 | Tig-Le House (tiglehouse.org)

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If you would like to support Tig-Le House, you can make a contribution, gift, or offering via the following link.

contribution, gift or offering | Tig-Le House (tiglehouse.org)

All contributions go 100% to running community mindfulness and mediation training sessions through Tig-Le House.

Your support, offerings and involvement are deeply appreciated.