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**reervieltnope** · 12-20-2012, 08:29 PM

Hello I've a chance to continue a day retreat led by Thich Nhat Hanh next year at Nottingham University. There's an anticipated 900 people going. Even though I will obtain the cash need to pay for it (being typical white middle income (perhaps not what I'd truly call myself

), I still feel 450 is just a large price to pay (that is for 'early chicken' reservations, it rises to 495 in Jan). There's also a sliding scale based on conditions, that will be useful to reduce fought people. It's raised a variety of emotions and ideas for me; asking advantage, rage, stinginess, approval, an such like. I've perhaps not determined whether I'm likely to move yet, but I wondered what your ideas onto it are? I am aware locations and company expense money, but 450....really?

12-20-2012, 08:29 PM	#1
reervieltnope Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 555 Senior Member	Price of excursions - spin removed from Buddhist Org'ns thriving....' Hello I've a chance to continue a day retreat led by Thich Nhat Hanh next year at Nottingham University. There's an anticipated 900 people going. Even though I will obtain the cash need to pay for it (being typical white middle income (perhaps not what I'd truly call myself ), I still feel 450 is just a large price to pay (that is for 'early chicken' reservations, it rises to 495 in Jan). There's also a sliding scale based on conditions, that will be useful to reduce fought people. It's raised a variety of emotions and ideas for me; asking advantage, rage, stinginess, approval, an such like. I've perhaps not determined whether I'm likely to move yet, but I wondered what your ideas onto it are? I am aware locations and company expense money, but 450....really?
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