Fleet gives us the tools and practices to move from that place where we are continually giving away our power by blaming others. We learn how to find the resilience, courage, and bravery to embrace ownership over what we face in life. We learn how to create resilient relationships through co-regulation and explore how to co-create social resilience together in order to meet the immense challenges we face in these times with wisdom, compassion and skillful means.

Average Cost: $ - $$$$    We are offering this remarkable program online for donation only. A generous donation will make an enormous difference in Upaya’s ability to offer such an important learning and practice experience.

Environment: Mountain, River / Stream, Woods

Gay Friendly: Yes!

Restrictions: No Alcohol, No Drugs, No Smoking

Environmentally Sustainable: Yes!
• Upaya preserves our natural resources and emphasizes recycled, organic and biodegradable in purchased products.
• Produce is grown in our garden or purchased from local growers and organic growing methods when possible. The dining room gives compost and gray water to our gardens.
• Upaya uses high efficiency CFLs, skylights and a passive heat sources.
• Emphasis is placed on water conservation. A windmill draws our well water. Cisterns collect our rainwater.

Language: English

Start Date: 9/10/2020

End Date: 9/13/2020

Event Length: 4 days

Event Leaders: Roshi Fleet Maull, PhD

Training/Lineage: Roshi Fleet Maull, PhD, is an author, meditation teacher, management consultant, end of life care educator and social activist working for peace, prison reform and social transformation. He is an empowered senior meditation and Dharma teacher in both the Tibetan and Zen Buddhist traditions, as an acharya in the Shambhala Community and a roshi in the Zen Peacemaker Community.

Fleet is a Dharma successor of Zen master and social entrepreneur, Roshi Bernie Glassman, and both a roshi and senior priest in the Zen Peacemaker Community and the Soto Zen lineage of Maezumi Roshi. Fleet completed his senior priest ordination with Roshis Joan Halifax and Pat Enkyo O'Hara.