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New England Institute of Buddhist Studies

 

The New England Institute of Buddhist Studies’ (NEIBS) courses, workshops and seminars meet One-Day-A-Month and have been designed to deepen your understanding and practice of Shin Buddhism and the whole of the Buddhist tradition.

 

Web site includes:

 

Calendar of Programs

About NEIBS

Mission, Location

Faculty Information

Long-term Courses & Workshops

Short-term Courses & Workshops

Enrollment Form

 

Click below to view New England Institute of Buddhist Studies online

 

7th annual retreat information & Registration link is below

 

ENTER NEIBS HERE

 

Room to Breathe:

A Workshop with Anne Kingsley Marr

                                                                                                                                 

(from beginners to advanced)

 

This workshop explores the various dimensions of both physical and metaphysical breathing. Learning to use both ancient and modern knowledge can lead us to a path where physical lack of equilibrium becomes simply a state we recognize and learn to influence through conscious breathing. It is no surprise that mental and emotional balance are interwoven with physical well being and that again, breath, the way in which we breathe,  has specific effects  on the sympathetic nervous system, and the vasomotor systems, in short, all aspects of life.

 

Using a combination of movement and breath through non-challenging physical movements, known as Kum Nye, we will learn how we are meant to function optimally.

 

Kum Nye movements were originally part of Tibetan medical practice and used as preparation for meditation practice as well. They influence energetic balance through emphasis on the three principles of movement, self massage, and breath.  Anne Kingsley Marr is a Buddhist practitioner of reflexology, massage, and yoga.

 

 

BFF picnic and Wisteria Day Celebration

Location:  Southington Buddhist Fellowship (see link below for directions)

Sunday, May 25  

1 to 3pm

 

Please bring a blanket to sit on as we will be outdoors.

$20 donation

 

Register via Paypal below

(space is limited to 20)

 

Room to Breathe Workshop in Connecticut

 
 

For directions,

please click to the Southington Buddhist Fellowship web site

http://buddhistfaith.tripod.com/southington/

 

NEIBS is the direct educational arm of the Buddhist Faith Fellowship which is a tax-exempt, non-profit membership organization under Section 501(c) (3) of the U.S. Tax Code.