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Retreat on Death
Saturday, 31 October 2026, 10:00Stockholm, Birger Jarlsgatan 131B, 113 56 Stockholm, Sweden
Hosted by
Yeshin Norbu Meditationscenter
About this event
Turn toward one of life’s most certain yet often avoided realities, and discover how it can become a source of clarity, courage, and deep meaning. This weekend retreat offers a gentle and profound exploration of death and rebirth through the lens of Tibetan Buddhism—revealing how understanding death can transform the way we live.
Open to everyone, this retreat creates a supportive space for both beginners and experienced practitioners to reflect on impermanence, deepen understanding, and cultivate practical tools for meeting life’s transitions with awareness and compassion.
Retreat Details
🗣️ With Venerable Khadro
📅 October 31st – November 1st
🕙 Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
🕙 Sunday: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
🏠 In person
About This Retreat
What happens at the time of death? How can we prepare ourselves for this inevitable moment? And how can we support others through it?
Drawing on Tibetan Buddhist teachings, this retreat offers a practical and compassionate exploration of the process of death, the intermediate state, and rebirth. Rather than avoiding the topic, we learn to approach it with openness and curiosity—recognizing that by understanding death, we gain a deeper appreciation of life.
Through teachings, guided meditations, and group discussions, you will learn how to prepare inwardly for death, live more consciously in the present, and support others with care and presence at the end of life.
This retreat also offers space to reflect on what truly matters—helping to resolve inner and outer conflicts, and to cultivate qualities such as compassion, stability, and wisdom. By becoming familiar with these teachings, we can begin to reduce fear and develop confidence in facing life’s transitions.
Special Practice: Lhabab Duchen
On Sunday afternoon, you are warmly invited to join a special Lhabab Duchen practice with light offerings (separate event).
Lhabab Duchen is one of the four great Buddhist holy days, commemorating the Buddha’s descent from the heavenly realm of Tushita back to Earth. It is considered a particularly powerful time for practice, when the results of positive actions are greatly multiplied.
This retreat is open to all who wish to explore these essential questions in a meaningful and supportive environment.
Nobody should be turned away from Dharma activities due to financial reasons. If the suggested contribution feels too much for you, please let us know ([email protected]) and we’ll see how we can help.
Your Teacher
Venerable Khadro brings years of experience teaching Buddhist philosophy and meditation in the tradition of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Her clear and practical approach makes profound Buddhist concepts accessible to modern students.
Born in Venezuela of European parents and raised in Argentina, she later moved to New Zealand in 2004, where she first encountered Tibetan Buddhism. She took ordination in 2014 with the great master Lama Zopa Rinpoche and has since completed extensive formal studies, including the FPMT Master Programme in Buddhist Philosophy.
Her experience includes months in solitary retreat—such as at Lawudo Hermitage in the Himalayas—and over two decades of service within the FPMT. Currently the Resident Teacher at Yeshin Norbu Center in Stockholm, she has taught courses and led retreats internationally.
Her warm, open, and grounded teaching style creates a supportive environment for genuine learning and transformation.
Open to everyone, this retreat creates a supportive space for both beginners and experienced practitioners to reflect on impermanence, deepen understanding, and cultivate practical tools for meeting life’s transitions with awareness and compassion.
Retreat Details
🗣️ With Venerable Khadro
📅 October 31st – November 1st
🕙 Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
🕙 Sunday: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
🏠 In person
About This Retreat
What happens at the time of death? How can we prepare ourselves for this inevitable moment? And how can we support others through it?
Drawing on Tibetan Buddhist teachings, this retreat offers a practical and compassionate exploration of the process of death, the intermediate state, and rebirth. Rather than avoiding the topic, we learn to approach it with openness and curiosity—recognizing that by understanding death, we gain a deeper appreciation of life.
Through teachings, guided meditations, and group discussions, you will learn how to prepare inwardly for death, live more consciously in the present, and support others with care and presence at the end of life.
This retreat also offers space to reflect on what truly matters—helping to resolve inner and outer conflicts, and to cultivate qualities such as compassion, stability, and wisdom. By becoming familiar with these teachings, we can begin to reduce fear and develop confidence in facing life’s transitions.
Special Practice: Lhabab Duchen
On Sunday afternoon, you are warmly invited to join a special Lhabab Duchen practice with light offerings (separate event).
Lhabab Duchen is one of the four great Buddhist holy days, commemorating the Buddha’s descent from the heavenly realm of Tushita back to Earth. It is considered a particularly powerful time for practice, when the results of positive actions are greatly multiplied.
This retreat is open to all who wish to explore these essential questions in a meaningful and supportive environment.
Nobody should be turned away from Dharma activities due to financial reasons. If the suggested contribution feels too much for you, please let us know ([email protected]) and we’ll see how we can help.
Your Teacher
Venerable Khadro brings years of experience teaching Buddhist philosophy and meditation in the tradition of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Her clear and practical approach makes profound Buddhist concepts accessible to modern students.
Born in Venezuela of European parents and raised in Argentina, she later moved to New Zealand in 2004, where she first encountered Tibetan Buddhism. She took ordination in 2014 with the great master Lama Zopa Rinpoche and has since completed extensive formal studies, including the FPMT Master Programme in Buddhist Philosophy.
Her experience includes months in solitary retreat—such as at Lawudo Hermitage in the Himalayas—and over two decades of service within the FPMT. Currently the Resident Teacher at Yeshin Norbu Center in Stockholm, she has taught courses and led retreats internationally.
Her warm, open, and grounded teaching style creates a supportive environment for genuine learning and transformation.
Where it takes place
Birger Jarlsgatan 131B, SE-113 56 Stockholm, Sverige
Stockholm
Stockholm
Birger Jarlsgatan 131B, 113 56 Stockholm, Sweden
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Cancellation
Free cancellation up to the start time of the event.
