Walking the Path Program

Description

Designed for those seeking a deeper and more structured journey into inner practice, this two-year program offers a systematic and interactive approach to meditation. It is created to support steady growth through guided learning, reflection, and ongoing engagement, making it ideal for participants who want more than a one-time experience.

Throughout the program, attendees can expect an immersive environment that encourages consistency, self-inquiry, and a more grounded understanding of meditation. The interactive format helps create space for meaningful connection and practical exploration, allowing each step of the path to feel both accessible and purposeful.

With its long-term structure, the program invites participants to develop a stronger personal foundation and move forward with greater clarity and confidence. Whether you are beginning to deepen your practice or looking for a more organized way to continue, this offering provides a supportive framework for sustained meditation work over time.

Teachers

Namchak Khen Rinpoche

Scholar and teacher, Khen Rinpoche is among the younger brothers of Tulku Sangak Rinpoche and belongs to the Namchak family, descendants of the great treasure revealer Tsasum Lingpa from nearly three centuries ago. His lineage carries a deep spiritual heritage that continues to inspire practitioners today. Over the years, he has taught at the nunnery and at the Purbaling retreat centers...

Justin Kirkwood

Justin Kirkwood is a Tibetan translator and teacher whose path into Buddhist study began in his home state of Indiana. Drawn by a deep interest in Tibetan language and practice, he made a life-changing move to India with a one-way ticket and fully immersed himself in the culture and daily rhythm of Tibetan life. By living alongside Tibetans and making every...