 Shambhala Leadership Training Part IV: The Art of Leadership and Inviting Magic (Berkeley)
with Sandra Ladley & Mery Miguez
June 29 / 9:00 AM - June 29 / 4:00 PM
A day-long leadership training in the Shambhala Buddhist tradition. This workshop will provide skills and trainings in support of the path of contemplative leadership. In the morning we will focus on taking leadership as part of one’s spiritual path.
In the morning we will focus on taking the view and practice of taking Basic Goodness and Enlightened Socity as a basis of one’s leadership. In the afternoon we will explore the art of communication and conflict resolution from a Shambhala Buddhist perspective.
How we lead our lives in households and in families, at work and at play, publicly and privately, affects the health of an entire society. Join with leaders in Shambhala to explore our mutual commitment to creating a more sane society through principles of universal leadership.
Prerequisites
Everyone is qualified to take leadership training, and it is not neccessary to take the trainings in sequence.
The Art of Leadership will focus on taking the path of leadership as Creative Process, regarding situations as Mandala and applying the teaching of the Four Karmas.
Inviting Magic will explore the Shambhala view and practice of “Court Principle,” and the art of creating brilliant environments that communicate sanity, dignity and decorum.
Schedule
9:00-10:00 Opening Chants and Sitting Meditation
10:00-12:30 The Art of Leadership Teachings and Workshop
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30-4:00 Inviting Magic Teachings and Workshop
Price
$50
This program is free to Shambhala Interns and Teachers.
Membership discounts apply. For financial aid or work-study please contact Mery, volunteer [at] sfshambhala [dot] org, at least a week in advance. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Shastri Sandra Ladley, M.A, draws on a wide spectrum of experience to offer guidance on leadership. For Shambhala, she is a senior student and teacher/leader, has served in several leadership roles and coordinated many programs. Sandra was educated and has worked as an artist and therapist and, for several years, managed software development and support in the financial services industry. Sandra's current focus is "coming to our senses" and teaching and counseling on topics including Art in Everyday Life and Radical Acceptance.
Shabchi Mery Miguez
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