Teachings, Courses, & Retreats

  • Camping (All-Gender) – $620.00
  • Commuting – $310.00
  • Dorm Yurt, All-Gender (Old Gompa) – $620.00
  • Dorm Yurt, Women's (Padma Yurt) – $620.00
  • Prajna Double – $620.00
  • Prajna Queen Single – $900.00

Date & Time Details: Friday, September 6, 2024 - Wednesday, September 11, 2024

Location: Tara Mandala Retreat Center

Address: 4000 Burns Canyon Rd (USFS Rd 649) Pagosa Springs, CO 81147

Required Program Fees :
Generosity Rate - $809
Sustainability Rate - $693
Access Rate - $578

Suggested Dana : $120 - $360
The program prices do not include teacher offerings (dana). To learn more about dana and suggested dana ranges, please click here.

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Advanced Gateway Dzogchen Retreat (By Invitation Only) (Retreat in Colorado)

With Lopön Beth Lee-Herbert

September 6 - 11, 2024

BY INVITATION ONLY 

This retreat, for the three advanced cohorts who are practicing Dzogchen from the Dzinpa Rangdröl, will be a practice retreat at Tara Mandala Retreat Center in Colorado. A balance of group practice and individual practice outdoors will allow for a deepening of practice experience.

Who Can Attend?
This retreat is restricted to the advanced cohorts of the Gateway Program.

Registration closes on Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at 10:00am MDT. 

To prepare for your visit, we invite you to read our information on Tara Mandala’s Health & Safety
Protocols for In-Person Retreats.

Tara Mandala Pricing Guidelines
As we work to become an equitable, diverse and inclusive community, our pricing guidelines are intended to be a map, inviting each of us to take inventory of resources that contribute to our access to precious dharma teachings. While we do ask you to look inward, please know there is no right or wrong answer. We encourage you to select the range/rate appropriate to your circumstances. To learn more about Tara Mandala’s pricing guidelines for Online Programs, In-Person Retreats, and Special Promotions, please visit this page

Offering dana to the teacher
The practice of offering dana, which means “generosity,” is the traditional offering the student makes to the teacher as a symbol of appreciation, gratitude, and reciprocity for receiving the precious teachings. Information on offering dana to the teacher will be provided during the retreat. To learn more about dana and suggested dana ranges, please click here. 

Payment Plans
Tara Mandala offers deferred payment plans as resources for anyone with financial limitations. For more information and to apply, visit our Scholarships and Financial Assistance Page. Please note that all scholarships have been awarded and are no longer available for this retreat. 

Sustaining Sangha:
If you are currently a member of our Sustaining Sangha, you may apply your Retreat discount to this in-person retreat. To learn more about Sustaining Sangha membership, benefits, and discounts, click here

Click Here for Our Onsite Retreat Cancellation and Refund Policy

Teacher

Lopön Beth Lee-Herbert
Lopön Beth Lee-Herbert M.A., began her practice of Tibetan Buddhism under Lama Tsultrim Allione in 2003. Additionally, she has studied extensively with Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche and A.dzom Paylo Rinpoche. In 2012, she completed three-year retreat on the Dzinpa Rangdröl cycle in a solitary retreat cabin at Tara Mandala. In 2013,…
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Tara Mandala

PO Box 3040
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970.731.3711 Web: taramandala.org

Mission Statement

Tara Mandala offers solo and group practice, study, and retreat inspired by and anchored in authentic lineages of Vajrayana Buddhism, nurturing a complete path to ultimate realization as well as exploring the interface between Buddhist teachings and Western psychology … More »