Relocation News


March 2010

The Shambhala Meditation Center of San Francisco has moved to the heart of the city! The new location is 1231 Stevenson Street at Gough Street. This new Shambhala Center is also the new Sharchen Dzong and serves as our regional headquarters.



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Stevenson Street - Photos

Opening the Mandala Ceremony

Video courtesy of Jon Ransolhoff
Photographs courtesy of Christine Alicino

Construction: January 2010

Photographs courtesy of Christine Alicino

Construction: December 2009

Photographs courtesy of Christine Alicino

First Practice: November 2009

Photographs courtesy of Amy Conway

November Video Tour
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EVA WONG'S VISITS
The San Francisco Shambhala Center has invited Eva Wong to San Francisco several times and help identify preferred locations for our new center. Ms. Wong is the 19th-generation lineage carrier of Xiantianwujimen Taoism (Pre-celestial Limitless Gate School of Taoism) and 3rd-generation student of Wang Xiangzhai, founder of Yiquan martial arts and Zhangzhuan (standing qigong). She is also the author and translator of 12 books on the Taoist arts of health, meditation and qigong, including Nourishing the Essence of Life: The Outer, Inner, and Secret Teachings of Taoism.

August 2009
Arranging the Throne of the King [MP3]
Please note: this is restricted to tantrikas. Contact Sean Scullion for access: sean [at] sfshambhala [dot] org.

February 2008
Saturday Evening Talk [MP3]
Saturday Evening Talk: Q/A [MP3]
Discussion of Topographic Map and Drala Patterns [MP3]

February 2007
During one of Eva Wong's visits to San Francisco she made maps of the drala patterns in the city.
Drala Map: General [JPG]
Drala Map: Detail [JPG]
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