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Governance & Policy Highlights The Dot (Winter 2008/09), "Kootenay: Practicing in Drala Land" (PDF)
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Photo Galleries You can get a sense of the life of the Kootenay Shambhala Centre—who we are, what we do and where we live, for instance—by visiting the clickable photo galleries linked below. If you have any images that you'd like to share here, please contact Jim Northcote at info@nelsonbuddha.com.
The Kootenay Shambhala Centre occupies the whole top floor of a beautiful heritage building in the heart of downtown Nelson. We've been on the north half of the floor since 1979. Take this virtual tour of our beloved home. (More images will be added as they become available.)
Senge Ling ("Lion Place") is the name that Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche gave to our rural retreat land near Nelson. The land features a solitary retreat cabin and rustic group retreat facilities, home to our annual public one-week meditation retreat. For more about Senge Ling and retreats there, go to our Senge Ling page.
This gallery presents photos taken at the year’s annual public one-week meditation retreat at Senge Ling, which ran from June 27th to July 5th.
The photos in this gallery help explain why the Nelson area is such a great place to live, work and play! (More images will be added as they become available.)
Sponsored by the Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce, the Discover Nelson website presents collections of photos of several renowned local photographers. |
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City of Nelson 
Virtual Tour
Glimpses of Senge Ling
Kootenay Public Weekthün 2009: Touching the Earth
Townscape & Landscape 
Discover Nelson PhotogalleryLearn more about meditation and buddhism at shambhala.org |
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