12-Step Buddhist Winter Retreat
Breitenbush Hot Springs
January 8-10th, 2010
Join Darren Littlejohn, author of the 12-Step Buddhist and Tysa Fennern for the first annual 12-Step Buddhist Winter Retreat at Breitenbush Hot Springs in Oregon. Tysa will facilitate the women’s activities. The retreat is open to anyone – you do not have to be an addict or Buddhist to participate. We’ll explore principles of 12-Step recovery and methods from Zen and Tibetan Buddhism, as well as the popular...Read Full Story
the 12-Step Buddhist
Free Step Series: Steps 1-12
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For March 9th - Step Two - Aspects of Self: Basic Sanity and the Addict. Guest speaker - Larry Christensen, Ph.D, founder of the Zen Center of Portland.
No experience necessary. All are welcome. No sign up necessary. Drop in to any session. The course is 12 weeks long and goes through all 12 steps from a Buddhist perspective.
Based on the new book, the 12-Step Buddhist. You can get a signed copy of...Read Full Story
The retreat will be at Breitenbush Hot Springs again this year. It was amazing last year, so we reserved more space in the larger area. The price went up a little but is still very reasonable. Due to national workshops and the success of the book, space is going to go fast. If you’re interested, register soon.Read Full Story
Larry Christensen, Ph.D is the resident Zen teacher at the Portland Zen Center Larry discusses Zen, Psychotherapy, Recovery and Spirituality and offers his Three A’s prescription for integrating all.Read Full Story
Host and author of the 12-Step Buddhist Darren Littlejohn speaks with author Kevin Griffin about his new book, a Burning Desire. Special thanks to Clay Giberson for the podcast intro.Read Full Story
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Anyone can benefit from understanding of the 12 Steps and Buddhism. Also for addicts and the people who love them. Useful for those already in recovery who want a Buddhist understanding of the 12 Steps, or those in the 12 Steps who want to know more about how Buddhism relates to their program. Also beneficial for treatment providers and medical...more
Anyone can benefit from understanding of the 12 Steps and Buddhism. Also for addicts and the people who love them. Useful for those already in recovery who want a Buddhist understanding of the 12 Steps, or those in the 12 Steps who want to know more about how Buddhism relates to their program. Also beneficial for treatment providers and medical professionals.