Lama Linda will join via Zoom for an open-ended, interactive workshop about how uncertainty manifests in our lives and how we can work with it in our practice both formally and informally. Feelings of uncertainty often give rise to discomfort and anxiety, yet uncertainty is the underlying nature of all our experience. Welcoming it is, in a sense, the very goal of the Buddhist path. All are invited to join us in person at Ekoji or on Zoom, and help shape the conversation. If time permits, we’ll do a short guided meditation on uncertainty, and Lama Linda will share an embodied technique for resting the mind in the midst of uncertain situations. As Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche famously observed, “Chaos should be regarded as extremely good news!”

Lama Linda will teach on Zoom, and Ekoji will also be open for those who would like to attend with the sangha in person. Attend by Zoom | directions & access

Lama Chödron, also known as Lama Linda, began formal practice in the Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism in 1980. She served as resident instructor at Kagyu Samten Chöling in New Hampshire from 2000-2007, and completed the traditional three-year retreat at PTC in 2011. At PTC, she has served on the teaching staff and as an assistant in the three-year retreat. Besides PST, she teaches at other centers, including Palpung Drupchu Chodzong, in Washington, DC.  

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