Please join us on Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. as we explore koan practice through John Tarrant’s book, Bring Me the Rhinoceros and Other Zen Koans That Will Save Your Life. This group is open to everyone!
Série de 5 cours en ligne avec Catherine Éveillard.
Comment élargir sa vie et promouvoir une société éveillée
À 7h15, chaque matin, du lundi au vendredi, méditation de 30 minutes.
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
This course is ideal for those who are longing to learn more about, inquire into, or refresh their connection to, the Vajrayana path.
Join us every Saturday for meditation, contemplation, and a group discussion.
Après-midi de pratique et d'enseignements guidée par Han de Wit, auteur et enseignant senior de Shambhala
Sunday Community Meditation Online is open for members, friends and anyone interested in mindfulness - no previous meditation experience necessary. Join us via Zoom!
Sunday morning meditation practice is open to all, and meditation instruction is available at 10:00 AM. On the second Sunday of each month, we offer group meditation practice for the first hour, and a dharma talk and discussion for the second hour.
Join us in person or online for group meditation practice, a dharma talk and community discussion.
Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Meditation Group Every Second Sunday of the month from 12:30 - 2:00 PM Pacific, in-person and online Do you consider yourself a person of color? Are you looking for a safe space to practice and build community? Join the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Meditation group to explore […]
"“Our goal should be to live life in radical amazement...To be spiritual is to be amazed.” –Rabbi Abraham Heschel. Discovering the Inconceivable is receiving reality as it is revealed to us rather than us imposing our version on it. It is before thought.
À 7h15, chaque matin, du lundi au vendredi, méditation de 30 minutes.
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
Meditation and studying online weekly with a like-minded practitioner based community.
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
Weekly group tonglen practice online only.
We all experience stress, and this election cycle in particular has been a source of ongoing stress for many. Join us as we learn mindfulness-based strategies grounded in Buddhist principles to help you understand and manage your own experience.
This powerful monthly practice at the time of the full moon is open to all. Participation is free of charge!
The intention behind decorum is to connect with our own and others basic goodness.
Meditation practice, readings, discussions, etc. Everyone welcome, either at Friends Meeting House,126 Hampton Road, Redland BS6 6JE or online on Zoom
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
Heart of Recovery joins the ancient wisdom of Shambhala Buddhism with the 12-step form in order to support our commitment to the path of recovery from addictive behaviors.
Study Group dedicated to studying the Mahayana Path. Open and free to all.
This course is ideal for those who are longing to learn more about, inquire into, or refresh their connection to, the Vajrayana path.
The Healing Circle is a safe space where we can share openly and confidentially how we're feeling and what we're thinking. You are encouraged to bring yourself to the Circle just as you are without pretense, shame, or false bravado.
The Three-Yana Retreat is a contemporary version of Trungpa Rinpoche's seminary and will be hosted by his senior students in the summer of 2025 at Drala Mountain Center. Come explore the world of shedra study, deep practice, and what it means to enter the
This is a four-week program offered by Brian Callahan, to deepen your practice of calm abiding. Starting Monday, Oct. 21, weekly sessions revealing each stage of Calm-Abiding practice. PLUS...20 weekday morning 30-minute group meditation sessions, Monday
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
The Portland Aging group, Aging in Enlightened Society, is a social group for those who are experiencing aging – whether it be turning 40 or 70.
An ongoing monthly working group to help each other work with understanding death and dying, our own and others’. Newcomers are welcome. Our monthly meetings include meditation, discussion, and contemplation, drawing on our Buddhist teachings.
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
Weekly group tonglen practice online only.
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
This six-week course offers an exploration of the Buddhist teachings on life, karma, and the dependent causes of dissatisfaction and suffering. It also offers an exploration of the meditation practice known as Mindfulness of Life as a way to work with the
Meditation@33rd offers an intimate space in which to practice sitting meditation & to reflect on one's experience of meditation with others. Instruction provided to anyone new to meditation. Join us on Zoom every Saturday morning.
This course is ideal for those who are longing to learn more about, inquire into, or refresh their connection to, the Vajrayana path.
We all have a wisdom within known as Buddha Nature. This nature can manifest as a fundamental healing force known as Medicine Buddha, that shines through any illness or problem we will ever face in life. This helps us clear the deep causes of illness an
Deepen your meditation practice, and continue along the path of the Shambhala teachings on warriorship, in this weekend retreat.
What happens when you combine meditation with stitching? You get the Stitch Circle circle! This event is for Stitchers and Non-Stitchers alike.
Basic Goodness is always present and we can experience it in many ways, especially through our sense perceptions of hearing and feeling. We will explore practical exercises for using sound and silence to feel Basic Goodness wherever we are.
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
Weekly group tonglen practice online only.
Meditation practice, readings, discussions, etc. Everyone welcome, either at The Redland Quaker Meeting House,126 Hampton Road, Redland BS6 6JE or online on Zoom
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
This weekend retreat is open to all practitioners who are serious about the path of meditation, whether you are new to meditation or an experienced vajrayana practitioner.
In this session, teachers will offer Tonglen Meditation instruction, tips, suggestions and helpful advice for you toenhance your practice.
This three-session course explores the moment in a person’s life when they decide to go one step further than “being Buddhist”—and make a profound commitment to put all others before themselves.
This is a deep study haiku course including a basic introduction to “the way of Haiku," as well as Daoism, Chinese Contemplative Poetry and the Deep Ecology teachings while guiding participants through how to create Classic Contemplative Haiku.
Weekly community meditation period consisting of sitting meditation, walking meditation, tonglen practice, and chants.
Register here for Writing Deep Haiku Through the Lens of Deep Ecology - Cohort I
To truly overcome aggression and hate, and open to the possibility of deeper understanding and care for all, we'll look at the paradox of love and hate, the openness of basic goodness, and the greater view and experience of equanimity.
Register here for Writing Deep Haiku Through the Lens of Deep Ecology - Cohort II
Weekday Morning Meditation (online) provides an opportunity to begin the new day with practice. You are welcome to come for whatever part of this practice you can.
