Retreats Taught by Eugene Cash in 2008
Mindfulness Retreat Three Centers: the Eye of Wisdom; the Heart of Compassion; the Body of Awakening
December 2 – 7
Spirit Rock Meditation Center
Eugene Cash, Pamela Weiss, Phillip Moffitt
Recent Updates
Last Updated: August 11, 2008
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July 2008Whole Body Breathing Resource Page
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Aug 10Talk added: The Body: Image & Boundary (Eugene Cash)
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MayMay 2008 Sangha News (PDF) available.
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May 18Talk added: The Dharma of Food (Anushka Fernandopulle)
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Apr 27Talk added: Questions & Answers (Eugene Cash)
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Apr 20Talk added: Thoughts on a Conversation with Tsoknyi Rinpoche (Eugene Cash)
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Apr 6Talk added: Crisis in Tibet, Lama Gosananda, The Dalai Lama and Paul Ekman (Eugene Cash)
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Mar 30Talk added: Questions & Answers (Eugene Cash)
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Mar 23Talk added: Retreat Q&A (Eugene Cash)
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Mar 16Talk added: The Flavors of Retreat (Eugene Cash)
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Mar 9Talk added: On Retreat: The Skill & Art of Practice (Eugene Cash)
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Workshop Series:
The Spirit of Service with Frank OstaseskiTalks added:
March 4, Session 1 - March 11, Session 2
- March 18, Session 3
- March 25, Session 4
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Apr 13Talk added: The Fool's Path (Wes Nisker)
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Feb 24Talk added: Unplugged: Reflections from One Month on Retreat (Eugene Cash)
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Jan 13Talk added: On Relationship (Eugene Cash)
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Jan 6Talk added: Right Intention, Aspiration, Resolve (Eugene Cash)
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Dec 30Talk added: The Alchemy of Letting Go (Eugene Cash)
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Dec 23Talk added: Holiday Talk (Eugene Cash)
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Dec 16Talk added: Mindfulness: Presence and Participation (Eugene Cash)
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Dec 2Talk added: Eugene Cash and Kittisaro Q&A.
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Nov 25Talk added: Eugene Cash and Thanissara Q&A.
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Nov 18Talk added: Mindfulness: Faculty and Power (Eugene Cash).
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Nov 11Talk added: Seeing with New Eyes: The Skills and Fruit of Mindfulness (Eugene Cash).
Our Teacher
Eugene Cash is the founding teacher of the San Francisco Insight Meditation Community of San Francisco. He teaches at Spirit Rock Meditation Center and leads intensive meditation retreats internationally. His teaching is influenced by both Burmese and Thai streams of the Theravada tradition as well as Zen and Tibetan Buddhist practice. He is also a teacher of the Diamond Approach, a school of spiritual investigation and self-realization developed by A. H. Almaas.