Our Year 2024
Zenith Seminars in Germany, July 28 – August 10:
The Caduceus Center agreed to host a two-week program with the camp during their usual summer break, and we had a wonderful improvised yet familiar camp amidst the north-german pine forest. We navigated through the Tricosm with Pir Zia, cultivated our inner sanctuary with Saki Lee and explored core elements of a meaningful life with Atum O’Kane. The two weeks have been rich, harmonious and light-hearted, while creating space for intense dialogue about the camp’s future. We’ll share the fruits and seeds of this conversation in the upcoming Newsletters and on a separate page here.
Winter Online program:
This Winter, our teachers Saki, Fatimabi and Ophiel offered three weeks of wonderful early morning meditations. Nirtan, the Ungan family and Sinan Arat played ecstatic and blissful concerts. We’re grateful for these offerings to our community, for those who came and participated, and for each little donation made. The Recordings of our morning meditations & concerts in January, February and March can be downloaded here.
Leaving Ticino November 2023
Dear Community,
In light of logistical and financial challenges, we’ve made the decision not to proceed with Campra as a location for Zenith Camp this upcoming summer (If this is new to you, you might want to read through Isha’s Newsletter from November 2023, along with Pir Zia’s message). While this marks the end of an era, it also heralds a new chapter for the Camp. As we embark on this journey of re-envisioning, we invite you to join us in shaping the future of Zenith Camp. Stay tuned for upcoming newsletters detailing ways to participate in this collective visioning process. As we navigate the transitions and uncertainties ahead, we feel immensely grateful for your unwavering support and understanding. Donations of every amount are highly appreciated, as we aim to move the camp to a new place, where we can begin anew in 2025. We’ve started a fundraising campaign to cover the costs of our transition away from Campra, which is found here.