7/16/2012

Registration expires tomorrow

Teaching in Las Vegas
Frank Uyttebroeck will be hosting a daylong retreat with Nirodha Lahti in August (more info about Frank and the daylong in previous posts).

In the morning the emphasis will be on Mindfulness practices and in the afternoon we will be focusing on “heart practices”, that are also known as Brahma Viharas.
The daylong begins at 10 AM.

There is still few open spots left, so it´s still possible for you to join this special event by sending an e-mail to:
nirodha.lahti@gmail.com and register!
Last registration date is tomorrow, July 17th

Uyttebroeck´s next daylong will be held in Hasselt, Belgium, August 25th.



7/11/2012

Uyttebroeck´s greetings to Finnish yogis


Nirodha Lahti´s daylong retreat will be held August 11th 2012 (10 AM-6PM) with Frank Uyttebroeck. (see details about the daylong from previous post.)
Uyttebroeck sent his greetings last night to all Finnish yogis who are going to participate to the 11th of August daylong:

Hi all,
We're about to meet each other in a couple of weeks. I'm really looking forward to this daylong experience of sitting with you all, talking Dharma and practicing together. I think it will be a very pleasant experience to form a temporary sangha of likeminded people, just for that one day: supporting each other in our practice and sharing silence and commitment together. I'm sure Tony Heino will have everything set up nicely so that we all can concentrate on our practice.
I hope that whatever I have to offer will benefit you all in one way or another. See you in August.


Heavy metta!
Frank Uyttebroeck


There is still some space left, so register today
nirodha.lahti@gmail.com and make sure you get to be part of this beautiful event.
Last day to register is July 17th.

7/02/2012

Daylong w/ Frank Uyttebroeck


Frank Uyttebroeck
Nirodha Lahti´s daylong retreat will be held August 11th 2012 with Frank Uyttebroeck.
Daylong consists of sitting, walking and guided meditations.
There will also be a live Dharma talk and Q&A section at the end of the day.  

Here is more about Mr. Uyttebroeck:


Frank Uyttebroeck was born in Belgium, but at 23, he moved to the Netherlands with his double bass to apply his classical studies to jazz and rock music. After a band tour in Sri Lanka, he found he had a growing curiosity about Buddhism the power to transform the mind, and began a dharma practice in 1990. For the first five years, he practiced in the Tibetan tradition to an almost fanatic extent. But this way did not suit him and he started to find his own path. For some years, Frank studied and meditated on his own as he looked for teachers in the Netherlands and around Europe. He sat many retreats, including a three month retreat back in Sri Lanka. For the past 12 years, his practice has been in the Theravadan tradition.

In 2009, Noah Levine’s first retreat in the Netherlands brought Frank in contact with him. Frank had snatched up Dharma Punx and Against the Stream as soon as they hit the shelves. He was deeply drawn to Noah’s approach to the Buddha-dharma. As a result of their conversations about their personal approaches to practice and Frank’s obvious intention to teach the dharma, Noah invited Frank to join his facilitator training in LA.

In the Netherlands, Frank leads two Against the Stream meditation groups – Rotterdam and Amsterdam – and organizes and co-leads ATS retreats around Europe. Frank has also translated Noah’s The Heart of the Revolution into Dutch, which is now published in Europe. While Frank remains a music composer and arranger, his professional life is now becoming more dharma-oriented. He teaches meditation, works as a counselor, gives lectures on Buddhism in schools and businesses, and sits with the dying. Along with fifteen others, he is now in his second year of regular facilitator training in LA with both Noah Levine and Vinny Ferraro.
 The daylong will be held here from 10AM to 6PM.

You don´t want to miss this opportunity so send an e-mail to nirodha.lahti@gmail.com  and sign up today!
Last day to register is July 17th