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Four long retreats are planned for this summer, lasting two or three weeks. The daily schedule follows the Gyoji or “Daily Life” programme and the Sesshin intensive retreat programme (depending on the calendar). Coming for two or three weeks allows retreatants to “settle in”, ground themselves in a

Four long retreats are planned for this summer, lasting two or three weeks. The daily schedule follows the Gyoji or “Daily Life” programme and the Sesshin intensive retreat programme (depending on the calendar). Coming for two or three weeks allows retreatants to “settle in”, ground themselves in a

This sesshin is open to all, beginners and advanced alike, and is an opportunity to dive into the heart of Sôtô zen, experiencing a practice passed down through the centuries permeating all aspects of daily life.

Four long retreats are planned for this summer, lasting two or three weeks. The daily schedule follows the Gyoji or “Daily Life” programme and the Sesshin intensive retreat programme (depending on the calendar). Coming for two or three weeks allows retreatants to “settle in”, ground themselves in a

Since the time of the Buddha, certain periods of the year have been devoted to long-term spiritual retreats. These periods originally corresponded to the rainy season. Since then, this tradition has been perpetuated in Europe. A rare opportunity to withdraw from the world and devote yourself to the

This sesshin is open to all, beginners and advanced alike, and is an opportunity to dive into the heart of Sôtô zen, experiencing a practice passed down through the centuries permeating all aspects of daily life. We will do 4 sessions of zazen - sitting meditation - per day, interspersed with samu