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2020 SCHEDULE INTENSIVE RETREATS Requirement: previously attended at least a three-day intermediate retreat. DATE EVENT TEACHER FEE Feb 7-15 9-Day Intensive Chan Retreat Master Chi Chern (video) $675 Feb 7-22 16-Day Intensive Chan Retreat Master Chi Chern (video) $1000 Feb 7-29 22-Day Intensive Chan Retreat Master Chi Chern (video) $1500 Apr 11-19 Huatou Intensive Retreat Master Sheng Yen (video) $600 May 23-31 Silent Illumination Intensive Simon Child & Rebecca Li $600 Jun 12-21 Silent Illumination Intensive Zarko Andricevic $600 Sep 11-20 10-Day Silent Illumination Intensive Master Sheng Yen (video) $650 Sep 11-27 17-Day Silent Illumination Intensive Master Sheng Yen (video) $1100 Nov 27-Dec 6 Silent Illumination Intensive Abbot Guo Yuan $600 Dec 19-27 9-Day Huatou Intensive Abbot Guo Yuan $600 Dec 19-Jan 3 16-Day Huatou Intensive Abbot Guo Yuan $1050 INTERMEDIATE RETREATS Requirement: previously attended a beginners event. DATE EVENT TEACHER FEE Mar 6-8 Foundation Retreat Abbot Guo Yuan $150 Mar 14-22 Relaxation Retreat Abbot Guo Yuan $600 Apr 3-5 Foundation Retreat Rebecca Li $150 Jun 5-7 Foundation Retreat Abbot Guo Yuan $150 Jul 4-12 Silent Illumination: The Art of Chan Gilbert Gutierrez $600 Oct 9-14 Western Zen Retreat* Rebecca Li & Simon Child & Fiona Nuttall $375 Dec 11-13 Foundation Retreat Abbot Guo Yuan $150 *Western Zen Retreat open to any level practitioner. Schedule is subject to change. Please check DDRC’s website regularly for updates. 2020 SCHEDULE FOR BEGINNERS DATE EVENT TEACHER FEE Mar 27-29 Weekend Meditation Class Abbot Guo Yuan $150 May 1-3 Weekend Meditation Class Abbot Guo Yuan $150 Jul 17-19 Weekend Meditation Class Abbot Guo Yuan $150 Aug 14-16 Beginner’s Mind Retreat Rebecca Li $150 WORKSHOPS DATE EVENT TEACHER FEE Jan 17-19 Cooking Meditation Chang Hu Fashi $150 Apr 25-26 Photo Mind Dr. Peter Lin $150 May 15-17 Buddhist Life & Death (Chinese speakers) Chang Hu Fashi $150 Jun 26-28 Buddhist Art Dr. An-Yi Pan $150 Aug 7-9 Working Meditation Chang Xing Fashi $70 Oct 3-4 Mid-Autumn Seminar Abbot Guo Yuan $100 Day of Stillness - One-Day Retreats Jan 11 Feb 1 Mar 7, 28 Apr 4, 18 May 2, 9 Jun 6 July 11, 18, 25 Aug 15, 22, 28 Sep 12, 19, 26 Oct 24 Nov 7, 14, 21 Dec 5 2-Day Stillness Retreats Jan 11-12 Feb 1-2 Mar 7-8, 28-29 Apr 4-5, 18-19 May 2-3, 9-10 Jun 6-7 July 11-12, 18-19 Aug 15-16, 22-23, 28-29 Sep 12-13, 19-20 Oct 24-25 Nov 7-8, 14-15, 21-22 Dec 5-6 Schedule is subject to change. Please check DDRC’s website regularly for updates. v2.

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