SIM’s Annual Potluck
We are looking forward to seeing all of you at our Annual Holiday Event Thursday evening, December 14th at our Sacramento Dharma Center at 3111 Wissemann Dr, Sacramento, CA 95826. Please […]
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We are looking forward to seeing all of you at our Annual Holiday Event Thursday evening, December 14th at our Sacramento Dharma Center at 3111 Wissemann Dr, Sacramento, CA 95826. Please […]
Dear SIM Friends, We hope this letter finds you well. As we approach the end of the year, we want to share what is happening at Sacramento Insight Meditation – […]
The Atthakavagga: the original seeds that gave rise to Buddhist teachings “The wise person does not oppose any other person’s doctrine.” This is one of the reflections from one of […]
Two Darts: How is that working for you? The last few months have presented us with a seemingly unending string of tragic events. Natural disasters, human cruelty, and events combining […]
November 2 will be a special evening to review the considerable accomplishments we’ve made as an organization on our one-year anniversary in the Sacramento Dharma Center. Members of the SIM […]
Death and Dying as a Teaching Just like in the Buddha’s time, death is not an easy topic for people to consider. Fear, guilt, denial, and/or sadness all come to […]
Uposatha: Deepening Practice Since the time of the historical Buddha, the days of the full moon and new moon have been special days (and nights!) for Buddhist practice. Laypeople living […]
Not Holding to Fixed Views. How do we bring awareness to our views and implicit biases and open our hearts to see each other? If you would like to download […]
Is your meditation “working?” Is the same practice suitable for everyone? How do I know if this is the right practice for me? The important point is: Have you fallen […]
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