Stay at a Buddhist Hermitage for Spiritual Renewal

Private retreat or semi-retreats available at the Buddhist Hermitage in Central Wisconsin. Comfortable private room, good meals, quiet countryside environment. Semi-retreatants (2-30days) join the ordained residents in dharma service and have private time. Every evening is group meditation in the dharma hall. Very reasonable donation requested. Contact Ngawang Khandro kundry@aol.comfor more information. Openings in March/first week April.

"Komm zur spirituellen Erneuerung in eine buddhistische Einsiedelei

Einzelretreats oder Semi-Retreats kann man in Zentralwisconsin in der buddhistischen Hermitage abhalten. Gemütliche Einzelzimmer, gute Mahlzeiten, ruhige Lage in der Natur. Für ein Semi-Retreat (2 - 30 Tage) schließt man sich den ordinierten Bewohnern mit Dharmadiensten an und hat auch Freizeit. Jeden Abend findet eine Gruppenmeditation im Dharmaraum statt. Um eine kleine Spende wird gebeten. Kontakt und mehr Information über: Ngawang Khandro kundry@aol.com
Es sind noch freie Plätze für März und Anfang April vorhanden."




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