Harvest Retreat Sept 2015 at Mountain Lamp

Mountain Lamp will be hosting a Plum Village style “Harvest” retreat in mid September, co-led by Eileen Kiera and Kaira Jewel (formerly Sister Jewel).  This will be a pretty special retreat with Eileen and Kaira both contributing their wisdom and practice.  There should also be very good food from the late summer organic garden at Mountain Lamp!

The Sangha will be looking into a letter that Thây wrote to his students last fall, shortly before his stroke and will be exploring the 3 Bodies of the Buddha, the 5 Skandhas, Bodhicitta and the importance of intelligent practice.

Read More about the Harvest Retreat 2015.

Day of Mindfulness, June 27

Wild Rose Sangha will be holding a day of mindfulness with the practice theme of Transformation and Healing. Opportunities for silent meditation, dharma talk, mindful eating, mindful discussion, listening to bells and chanting. 

Enjoy these deep healing practices with friends. 

Saturday, June 27, 2015 9:30 am – 9:00 pm
Rosemont Community Center, 2807 – 10 Street NW

Morning session 9:30 – Noon
Lunch noon-1pm
Afternoon session 1pm- 5:30pm
Dinner 6pm- 7pm
Evening Session 7pm-9pm

All are welcome to attend. Please plan to attend the full day. Partial attendance is ok.

Potluck lunch, please bring a vegetarian or vegan dish to share. To reduce the use of disposable dishes, please bring your own cup, plate or bowl and cutlery for eating. Dinner will be provided. 


$20 suggested donation for the day or give what you can afford.

To register please sign up on Facebook or e-mail: retreats@wildrosesangha.ca

Retreat at Mountain Lamp – June 2015

Descent into the Lanka (June 1 – 21) Three-Week Retreat with Eileen Kiera and Jack Duffy, with Red Pine joining us June 15-17. Click here for more information, and click here to download the registration form for all or portions of the retreat. Minimum stay is one week – see registration form.

Mountain Lamp Positions Available

Hello dear friends,

Spring is upon us here at Mountain Lamp.  This morning, there were so many new birds singing.  At night the owls are thrumming for mates, and in the early morning, the woodpeckers are finding loud surfaces (like the metal roofs here) to make their presence known through the whole valley.  We just ordered our garden seeds.  On March 7th, we will have a work day for pruning the orchard and a bonfire with s’mores.  We hope you can join us.

Warmly, Eileen

Mountain Lamp is looking to fill some positions.  Click here for more information.