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Events with Ken McLeod in Sacramento
An Arrow to the Heart
talk and book signing
- When: Friday, May 23, 7-9pm
- Where: Canyon Spirit Yoga Center, 538 Auburn Ravine Rd, Auburn, CA
- Cost: Suggested Donation $20
- Contact: For information write
Ken will talk about An Arrow to the Heart, his new commentary on the Heart Sutra. For more information on An Arrow to the Heart, or to buy a copy, please click here.
“Spoken in a voice that is neither pious nor academic, hectoring
nor detached, An Arrow to the Heart is a fine example of the new
wave in contemporary Buddhist writing. In its quietly relentless
way, this pithy and unorthodox commentary to the Heart Sutra
leaves you with nowhere to stand but right here.”
—
Stephen Batchelor, author of Buddhism Without Beliefs
Anything's Possible: One-day Retreat
the perfection of wisdom and the mystery of being
- When: Saturday, May 24, 9am-4pm
- Where: Mercy Retreat Center, 535 Sacramento St. Auburn CA
- Cost: $80
- Registration: Send $20 depositĘto Claudia Hansson, 1891 E. Roseville Pkwy, Ste 140, Roseville CA 95661; Reservation deadline Monday, May 19th
- Contact: For information write
In this one-day retreat, participants will take an experiential journey into the mysteries of the perfection of wisdom.
Through a combination of meditation practice, reflective frameworks, and pointing out instructions, Ken will guide participants into the central teaching of the Heart Sutra— anything is possible.
Well versed in the Heart Sutra, he will draw on traditional and contemporary commentaries, including An Arrow to the Heart .
About the Teacher
Ken McLeod began his studies in 1970 with the Tibetan meditation master, the Ven. Kalu Rinpoche. After receiving training in the Kagyu, Shangpa, and Nyingma traditions of Buddhism in Tibet, he was authorized by Kalu Rinpoche to teach and guide others in their practice. A translator and author, Ken established Unfettered Mind in 1990 and is the executive director of Unfettered Mind. To find out more about Ken, click here.