NOTICE:
Considering the potential contagion of COVID-19, the Earth Journey Board continues to follow public health orders. Contact us for current information on events and classes.
We are meeting using the Zoom app, which will allow us to meet online. See more *here.*
Earth Journey Center is a non-profit retreat center in northern New Mexico.
Embracing the great spiritual traditions of the east and west, Earth Journey offers four streams of spirit:
the “path of love” teachings of Herman Rednick, Kagyu Tibetan Buddhist teachings and practices,
revelation of the Divine Feminine, and study of the works of Alice Bailey.
Retreat spaces are available for individuals and groups in a splendid natural setting, on a dedicated campus.
Now that the weather is shifting again into cooler temperatures, call or write us for locations of practices. Contact Vickie or Gabrielle through our Contact page. Or call Gabrielle at (575) 770-1682. MONDAYS: Green Tara at 11 am FRIDAYS: Chenrezig at 1 pm
“Song of Tilopa and Insight Meditation Practice” Dr. Fred Cooper will offer this teaching and practice, in person (from our Dharma House porch) and on zoom. In the morning Fred will teach the Song of Tilopa. In the afternoon he will teach insight meditation from the Ocean of Certainty, according to the commentary of Traleg
Lamas Yeshe and Zopa present a weekend teaching, hosted by Earth Journey. From shamatha (tranquility meditation) to mind training and tonglen, Ngondro, integrative practice, and pith mind instructions to vipashyana (insight meditation), tantra, and Mahamudra—contemplative practice in the Kagyu lineage stresses experiential investigation of mind as a primary vehicle to realizing our true face. In this
Earth Journey and Herman Rednick Trust on behalf of the sanghas of the Kagyu Mila Guru Stupa and Kagyu Shenpen Kunchab are pleased to annouce they will host Dr. Fred Cooper in giving instructions on the Literal Meaning and the Creation Phase practices associated with the Tantra: The Praises to the 21 Taras, The 21