Kado: The Path of Flowers
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Shambhala Meditation Center Of New York
- New York, NY, USA
- May 12 - 13, 2018 (2 days)
- $300 Patron, $250 General, $205 Members, ($25.00 Material Fee included in each price.)
About us
Open to All
Japanese flower arranging, also called Kado or Ikebana, can be practiced as a contemplative art. Under the guidance of Barbara Craig, students learn to create flower arrangements and experience Kado as a creative and meditative dance with nature, space, and perception. Like meditation, Kado teaches us to really look at and work with what is before us.
About the Teacher
Barbara Craig is a meditation student and a member of the Philadelphia Shambhala center for over 20 Years. She has been practicing Kado for over 8 years and is a student of Marcia Wang Shibata, Master Shambhala Kado Instructor. She is also a student of the Ikenobo school of Ikebana and a member of Ikebana International. Barbara lives in Philadelphia, and has worked as a graphic designer /art director for over 25 years.
Source: ny.shambhala.orgAbout the Venue
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Shambhala Meditation Center Of New York
For over 40 years, the Shambhala Meditation Center has offered New Yorkers the opportunity to work with their minds and hearts through meditation. Our mission is to inspire an awake and compassionate society through personal and collective transformation.We offer meditation classes, mindfulness workshops, urban retreats, and a wide range of teachings from the Shambhala tradition.In addition, we offer Shambhala Training, a comprehensive curriculum of meditation and emotional intelligence education, rooted in ancient wisdom and designed for the challenges of modern, everyday existence. This secular path of study and practice is suitable for all levels of experience and open to people of all faiths.
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