Malcolm Huxter
Malcolm began following the teachings of the Buddha in the 1970s with Tibetan Mahayana Buddhism. Since then, he has mostly practised insight and serenity within the Theravada traditions which has included: ordaining in forest traditions of Thailand for 2 years in the late 1970s’, several intensive long retreats within the Mahasi traditions, and yearly self-retreats with teachers who teach serenity meditation. He is a clinical psychologist currently working in private practice in Lismore. He has been teaching meditation for over 30 years to range of populations in courses, workshops and retreats. He published a book on the four establishments of mindfulness for stress, anxiety and depression in 2016.
For more information see Malcolm’s website
Events with Malcolm Huxter
Mindfulness of Breathing RetreatMay 22 - 30, 2027
This silent retreat will focus on exploration, guidance and the opportunity to practice meditation as described in the Buddha’s mindfulness of breathing discourse. The retreat will also include guidance in and the opportunity to develop the four divine abodes: warm benevolence, compassion, appreciative joy and equanimity. The aims of the retreat are To provide the opportunity to explore and experience first-hand the cultivation of insight and serenity with mindfulness of breathing. To provide the opportunity to experience the development of one or more of the four divine abodes (benevolence, compassion, appreciative joy and equanimity). To develop skills to help free oneself…