Monastics in the Plum Village Tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh

Deer Park Monastics (senior Dharma teachers) Visit Dartmouth!

How can we practice Engaged Mindfulness to respond with intelligence and compassion to the increasingly challenging situations that come our way, personally and collectively? What practices can help us take better care of our strong emotions, like anger and grief?

Join us in exploring these topics and more through a week of

presentations, discussions, and meditation practice with senior monastic Dharma teachers in the Plum Village Tradition of scholar, poet, peace activist, and Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh from Deer Park Monastery in California. They will share practical examples of how mindfulness practices can be applied in our daily lives so we can find dynamic responses to the ever-changing difficulties in our study, work, and relationships.

The week will be filled with opportunities to meet, discuss, and meditate together. A webpage of events and registration links will be updated daily. Events are open to all without prior registration unless marked “registration required.”

Schedule

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  * Schedule Website

    https://students.dartmouth.edu/tucker/events/april-2023-deer-park-monastics-visit/deer-park-plum-village-schedule-events

  * Plum Village Scheduled Events (PDF)

    https://students.dartmouth.edu/tucker/sites/students_tucker.prod/files/students_tucker/wysiwyg/plum_village_schedule_events_with_sponsor_logos_3.pdf

Public Events

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Public events include the following:Da

  * Morning guided meditation Tuesday, April 18, - Friday, April 21st,

    from 8-9am in Rollins Chapel. No registration required.

  * A Public Talk on "Applied Mindfulness" on Tuesday, April 18th at 4:30 in Rollins Chapel. No registration required.

  * Afternoon meditations (sitting and movement) on Wednesday and

    Thursday at 4:30 (stay tuned for locations). No registration required.

  * A Public Talk on "Engaged Mindfulness for a Creative and Spiritual

    Response to the Climate Crisis" on Friday, April 21st at 1:00 in

    Occom Commons. No registration is required, but seating may be

    limited.

  * A 2-day retreat on Saturday and Sunday, April 22-23, in Rollins

    Chapel (Saturday: 9-5pm and Sunday: 9-3pm). You must be able to

    attend both days to register. Registration fee: $20 for students, $50

    for the Dartmouth College Community (must register with a Dartmouth email address); and $100 for the Community at large. Lunch will be provided both days. Register by 4/18 6pm to receive a meal. Registration Link (Dartmouth pricing note: Before purchasing your ticket, log into the HOP website first with your Dartmouth email

    address in order to get pricing related to your role as student,

    staff, or faculty.)

  * If you are Dartmouth student, staff, or faculty encountering

    financial barriers to attending, please contact

    student.wellness.center@dartmouth.edu.