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Online Only Events Extended to Feb 24
Because of the changing nature of COVID and in keeping with our practice of trying to do no harm, in-person attendance at SIM will continue to be on hold until […]
Registration is open for OSOS Course
Starting April 6th, “Living on the Other Side of Suffering: An Experiment In Balancing Practice and Becoming More Fully Human” begins. This is an eleven-week course facilitated by SIM Founding […]
02/10/2022 “Mindfulness, Mindfulness Based Programs and Buddhist Mindfulness Are Not the Same Thing” with Dennis Warren
There are an endless number of on-line podcasts, events, retreats, magazine articles, websites, books, YouTube videos and personal services describing themselves as involving “Mindfulness” or being “Mindfulness-Based.” Popularized Mindfulness, Mindfulness-Based […]
Online Only Events Extended to Mid-February
In-person attendance at SIM will continue to be on hold until at least February 16th. Notification of a change in this policy will be made as soon as possible. Thank […]
01/27/2022 “The Paramis” with Rich Howard
Developing a Mind/Heart of Peace The Paramis are qualities of heart that when developed bring the highest blessing, which is peace. In honor of the passing of Thich Nhat Hanh, Rich […]
Special 2021-Tax Note
SIM is grateful for all our donors and we’ve already emailed tax letters to those who’ve donated $250 or more in 2021. If you have not received the tax letter […]
01/20/2022 “Healing and Our Biographical Narratives” with Dennis Warren
Buddhist practice has a unique approach to problem solving and healing. The teachings, methods and underlying psychology dismantle the confusing, and sometimes overwhelming, emotional energy of difficult reactive patterns and […]
Online Only Events Until Feb 8
Due to the current widespread and worsening outbreak of the Covid omicron variant the SIM Board of Directors unanimously passed a new policy effective immediately suspending all in-person activitiesat Sacramento Dharma […]
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