1:00 – 3:30 p.m ET

À propos de la retraite

This is the wonderful Seal of the Dharma, the Three Doors of Liberation. If you learn and practice it, you will certainly attain pure knowledge.

– Le Bouddha

Durant cette mini-retraite, nous étudierons et contemplerons le Sutra du Bouddha sur le sceau du Dharma et les trois portes de la libération. The Seals are Vide, Signlessness et Aimlessness. Selon le Bouddha, ces trois portes sont des passages qui mènent à la liberté de la souffrance. The purpose of this mini-retreat is to encourage practitioners to recognize and embody their own freedom and power – and bring the Buddha’s teaching into their daily life.

This Mini-Retreat Offers:

• An opportunity to study a Buddhist Sutra in community
• An opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Buddha’s teachings
• Instructions on practical applications of Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism
• Teachings on Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche’s advice on postmeditation practice
• An opportunity to engage in meditation from the comfort of your own home or practice space
• Journaling opportunities
• Discussion and Question & Answer periods
• Connecting with other meditation practitioners

lecture recommandée (non requis):

Veuillez noter: Chaplain Alley will screen share the Buddha’s discourse and share it with attendees on Zoom.

Old Path: White Clouds, The Life Story of the Buddha by Venerable Thich Nhat Hahn

Sutra – Discourse on the Dharma Seal & The Three Doors of Liberation. Plum Village [Taishō Revised Tripiṭaka 104. Related: sur 80]

https://plumvillage.org/library/sutras/discourse-on-the-dharma-seal-the-three-doors-of-liberation

Conditions préalables

Aucun prérequis, although a basic understanding of Buddhism is recommended.

À propos des enseignants

Allée Smith is an ordained Shambhala Buddhist Minister of Religion (Upadhyaya) Aumônier à l'Université Brown à Providence, Rhode Island, Etats-Unis. She is currently in-residence at Providence Zen Center and holds precepts in Korean Zen. Alley is a US military war veteran who specializes in spiritual care, affaires mortuaires, and teaching Buddhism. She has been a student of Shambhala and Zen since 1999. [email protected] 

Meli-Tashi heureux is the End-of-Life Coordinator for Seattle Shambhala Center, une doula de la mort, et éducateur somatique. Son chemin bouddhiste a commencé en 1997 dans la tradition Zen, et en 2007 elle a trouvé les enseignements Shambhala. Elle a prononcé les vœux de refuge et de bodhisattva, et est un étudiant du vajrayana. Elle aide à promouvoir les « soins communautaires en cas de décès »’ education and connections.