Triratna retreats
Going on retreat literally means: withdrawing. It is an opportunity to let go of the worries of everyday life: no hurry, stress or noise. It allows you to become aware of the present moment and of yourself, of others and the environment.
From this awareness it can become clear which challenges, pittfalls and superficialities control your daily life. You see what you want and don’t want with those, and with that you can return to your daily life again.
Coming from a retreat people often feel cheerful, energized, inspired.
Current retreats:
Writers retreat: Writing as a Buddhist practice
We will do excercises from the method of Natalie Goldberg, we will meditate, there will be talks about writing and buddhism, and there will be periods of silence.
Thursday 26 March – Sunday 29 March 2026
Open meditation days and Buddha Day (Wesak)
Give yourself a moment of silence and clarity. During our Open Meditation Days, you can come on a retreat for one or more days.
Wednesday 27 May – Wednesday 3 June 2026
Workretreat (with Wadwalk)
We’ll spend half our time working each day, and the other half exploring the “pure land” through introductions, reflections, and discussion groups.
Wednesday 19 August – Sunday 23 August 2026
Introduction in meditation and Buddhism (with yoga)
Would you like to (learn to) meditate and learn about Buddhism? Then this retreat is for you.
Friday 9 October – Sunday 11 October 2026
Autumn retreat: The monastic life
For order members and mitra’s who have asked for ordination.
Saturday 31 October – Saturday 28 November 2026