Buddhist Recover
y Day Retreat: Buddhist Practice as Resiliency in
Sustaining Recovery: Oct 17\, 10-4
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Buddhist Recover
y Day Retreat: Buddhist Practice as Resiliency in
Sustaining Recovery: Oct 17\, 10-4
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Addict ion creates a great deal of suffering in the lives of those it impacts. Buddhist practices offer a p ath that helps us confront and work with the chall enges we face and the suffering it causes. In this retreat we will begin to explore how Buddhism can be applied to help supplement the recovery journe y of those who struggle with addiction.
\n \nBuddhism offers
us wise teachings and practices that act as resil
iency factors that bolster our confidence\, faith
and skillfulness in sustaining our recovery and ul
timately lead to freedom from craving. In this one
day Buddhist recovery retreat\, we will explore r
isk and resiliency\, learn about specific Buddhist
teachings and practices that help us build our re
siliency. We will talk about and practice meditati
on. We will look at ethics. We will explore the im
portance of connecting with spiritual community as
a means to further support our recovery. We will
look at the commonalities between traditional 12-s
tep recovery and traditional Buddhist teachings. <
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This retre at is for those that are in recovery from addictio n to alcohol and/or other drugs and are interested in how Buddhism can provide additional support to your recovery efforts. This will be a hybrid even t\, so you can participate in the retreat via Zoom .
\n \nThe retreat will be facilitated by Dharmasukta\, Joffree Barrnett\, and Shanon Rule. All r etreat facilitators are in recovery and have exper ience helping others in their recovery journeys. < /span>
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At Aryaloka\, we strive to make our programs a vailable to everyone regardless of their financial circumstances. Our fee structure allows you to pay according to your means.
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The Mid-Level Reduced Rate is for those who are paying their mort
gage or rent\, though experience a consistent tigh
tness in budget that makes extras like leisure act
ivities or unexpected expenses difficult or imposs
ible. \n \n TheBase-Level Reduced
Rate is for those w
ithout an income or with an income low enough that
making ends meet is a challenge.
Those w hose circumstances are not included above can emai l the office to make other arrangements including reduced rates\, payment schedules\, volunteer oppo rtunities and scholarships. < /span>info@aryaloka. org
DESCRIPTION:Buddhist Recovery Day Retreat: Buddhist Practice a s Resiliency in Sustaining Recovery: Oct 17\, 10-4 \n \n \n \n \n \n Addiction creates a great deal of suffering in the lives of those it impacts. Bud dhist practices offer a path that helps us confron t and work with the challenges we face and the suf fering it causes. In this retreat we will begin to explore how Buddhism can be applied to help suppl ement the recovery journey of those who struggle w ith addiction.\n \n \n \n The model of risk and re siliency factors have been a useful way to underst and internal and external conditions that place us at risk for addiction and mental health challenge s. Resiliency factors give us the tools to find a nd sustain recovery from addiction and improve our mental health. There are risk factors we cannot c ontrol\, such as genetics and environmental condit ions. We can also engage in behaviors that place u s at risk for undermining our recovery. We can cho ose to increase resiliency factors\, which offset the detrimental impact of risk factors. \n \n \n \ n Buddhism offers us wise teachings and practices that act as resiliency factors that bolster our co nfidence\, faith and skillfulness in sustaining ou r recovery and ultimately lead to freedom from cra ving. In this one day Buddhist recovery retreat\, we will explore risk and resiliency\, learn about specific Buddhist teachings and practices that hel p us build our resiliency. We will talk about and practice meditation. We will look at ethics. We wi ll explore the importance of connecting with spiri tual community as a means to further support our r ecovery. We will look at the commonalities between traditional 12-step recovery and traditional Budd hist teachings. \n \n \n \n This retreat is for th ose that are in recovery from addiction to alcohol and/or other drugs and are interested in how Budd hism can provide additional support to your recove ry efforts. This will be a hybrid event\, so you c an participate in the retreat via Zoom. \n \n \n \ n The retreat will be facilitated by Dharmasukta\, Joffree Barrnett\, and Shanon Rule. All retreat f acilitators are in recovery and have experience he lping others in their recovery journeys. \n \n \n \n \n \n This workshop includes a vegetarian lunch . You can access helpful information about attendi ng workshops at Aryaloka here. Zoom option availab le.\n \n \n \n At Aryaloka\, we strive to make our programs available to everyone regardless of thei r financial circumstances. Our fee structure allow s you to pay according to your means. \n \n \n \n The Event Rate is our actual fee for the event. It is for people paying their rent or mortgage\, and who can afford occasional or regular leisure expe nses such as dining out. Any payment above the adv ertised fee is a tax-deductible donation. \n \n \n \n The Mid-Level Reduced Rate is for those who ar e paying their mortgage or rent\, though experienc e a consistent tightness in budget that makes extr as like leisure activities or unexpected expenses difficult or impossible. \n \n \n \n The Base-Leve l Reduced Rate is for those without an income or w ith an income low enough that making ends meet is a challenge. \n \n \n \n Those whose circumstances are not included above can email the office to ma ke other arrangements including reduced rates\, pa yment schedules\, volunteer opportunities and scho larships. info@aryaloka.org\n \n CATEGORIES:Workshop CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T100000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T100000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261017T160000 LOCATION:Aryaloka\n 14 Heartwood Circle\n Newmarket\, NH 03 857\n United States\n URL:https://aryaloka.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=345 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR