Retreats

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The Intersection of Bhakti and Buddhism — “Harmony and the Sacred Feminine”

KRISHNA DAS chants four nights of Kirtan with his full band including a LIVE Chai n’ Chat Special Session.

SPRING WASHAM wakes up your innate wisdom to transform your world by empowering the changemaker in you, helping you to access your deepest truths.

THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE (David Block of Gone Gone Beyond) inspires and elevates your soul with his transportive LIVE Musical Journeys weaving Ram Dass legacy archival teachings.

NINA RAO shares insights and practices from the sacred traditions of the Goddess (Devi & Tara), the Ramayana, the Hanuman Chalisa, and Veda chanting.

DAVID NICHTERN leads meditation and dharma talks from Dharma Moon Buddhist tradition.

RIMA RABBATH will have you moving to the music of SOUK YOGA Studio NYC – A Jivamukti Yoga ‘La Musique’ Experience. (All Levels Welcome including first timers to Yoga)

RAGHU MARKUS, our Host, moderates featured sessions and will lead a Live Mindrolling Podcast. (with special guest Sharon Salzberg via Zoom)

Carefully selected, curated Ram Dass Legacy Media culled and presented from the Ram Dass Archive Digital Media Library

The Love Serve Remember Foundation is pleased to be hosting the 2024 Ram Dass Legacy “Summer Mountain Retreat” III in Boone, North Carolina at The Art of Living Retreat Center, Thursday, August 15th – Monday, August 19th.

This 3rd annual Summer’s Retreat gathering will continue the deep dive into the investigating, discovery and discourse about the intersection of Bhakti and Buddhist traditions, which has been a hallmark of the teachings and study that takes place during this remote Retreat. This year’s theme will be “Harmony and the Sacred Feminine”.

Remote yet quite comfortable, the Art of Living Retreat Center is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountain Range of the Carolinas on a beautiful property that provides for exemplary experiences of transformation and community building (satsang) with the like-minded looking to connect, not only in person but with nature and the natural ways of being.