The Eleven Reversals: A mini retreat

The Eleven Reversals, composed by the great 15th-century meditator Je Tsongkhapa, outline eleven essential stages on the paths of both Sutra and Tantra. These profound meditations act as powerful signposts—indicators of genuine spiritual progress. Experiencing even one of these reversals is a clear sign that our practice is deepening and transforming us from within.

In this special event, Gen Khedrub will offer practical and insightful teachings on the Eleven Reversals, showing how they guide us in transforming unhelpful thought patterns into healthy, beneficial ways of thinking and living. Through these meditations, we begin to free ourselves from distorted perceptions of the world and others, creating the foundation for lasting inner peace and joy.

What to Expect:

• Clear and practical teachings suitable for all levels
• Guided meditations to directly experience the reversals
• Time for reflection and discussion
• Light refreshments during the break

Whether you're new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner, this retreat offers a rare opportunity to reconnect with what matters most and truly change the direction of your life.

Everyone is welcome.

Location: This event will be held at Kadampa Meditation Center Boston, located at 2298 Massachusetts Ave. in Cambridge, just a few blocks from the Davis Square T stop. There is free parking available, please email us at [education@meditationinboston.org](mailto:education@meditationinboston.org)

Registration: $30. At the door, in advance at: https://www.meditationinboston.org/the-eleven-reversals

Gen Kelsang Khedrub is the Resident Teacher at Kadampa Meditation Center Boston. He has been studying and practicing Kadampa Buddhism under the guidance of Ven. Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche for over 30 years. Gen Khedrub has served as a Resident Teacher in Chicago and in Seattle, and over the years he has taught special events and led meditation retreats around the country. His heartfelt teachings are presented with clarity and humor that make them accessible to everyone.