A Path for Families and Children

Curricula

Extensive resources for teachers and centers to offer programs, covering everything from starting a program, to specific curriculums, to volunteer training,  to waiver and release form templates  are located more.

Household

The Shambhala teachings emphasize household as path.

• Read about Shambhala Household 
• Find articles about Shambhala Household on the Shambhala Times
  
• Watch Sangyam Wendy Friedman’s recorded talk about Shambhala Household
  

Shambhala Arts

• Kyudo
• Calligraphy
• Miksang
• Ikebana
• Drumming
• Sword

Growing Brave Video Series

Video recordings of the following talks and conversations are available on Shambhala Online:

• The View – Kalapa Acharya Adam Lobel
• What is Offered Now – Tracy Suchocki
• Starting a Program – Laura Burnham
• Parenting as Path – Acharya David Schneider
• Education of a Warrior – Steve Sachs

Programs

There are many kinds of programs to look for, including

• Families and children, and teen programs at your local Shambhala Center
• Families and childrens and teens programs at Land Centers
• Shambhala Arts programs
• Shambhala Levels for Teens

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Shambhala Times

In addition to our blog, The Shambhala Times has had many articles about families and children, notably:

• Starting Up Families and Children in LA – Laura Burnham
• Rites of Passage – Leslie Gossett
• Rooted Family Community – Rachel Seeley
• Educating the Sky – Acharya Noel McLellan
• Parenting as Ceremony – Melinda Haselton
• Parenting as Path – Alice Beuhler
• Families, Parenting, and the Shambhala Path – Megan Parke
• The Real Power of Sun Camp – Leslie Gossett
• Two Family Camps, One View – Jeff Beuhler
• Teens Touch the Earth at Karme Choling – Dan Glenn