06/08/2017 “Becoming Authentic” with Diane Wilde
Part 1 of 3 in a series. How often have we said to ourselves, “If I could only be ME! If I didn’t have to play a social roll, pretend […]
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Part 1 of 3 in a series. How often have we said to ourselves, “If I could only be ME! If I didn’t have to play a social roll, pretend […]
Exploring Attachment and Its’ Consequences – Part II This evening with be the second in an exploration of the Buddhist element of Attachment and its consequences. In particular, we will […]
Registration is now open and a deposit by June 15th will secure your space at this retreat. This is for SIM’s 13th Annual 10 Day Residential Retreat, with SIM Founding […]
Day-long Retreat on the theme: Attention & Mindful – An Exploration Mindfulness is sometimes described as non-judgmental “bare” attention. As helpful as this general description may be, it tends to […]
Exploring Attachment and Its Consequences All of us have some understanding of the Buddhist element of Attachment. This evening with SIM Founding Teacher Dennis Warren will involve a practical and […]
Engaged and Aware: Finding a Balance For many of us, commitment to justice and ethics leads us to engage in action in the real world. But our practice of meditative […]
The Dharma Center’s Lost and Found is growing rapidly. If you are missing water bottles, cups, caps, scarves, gloves, etc., please check the Lost and Found cabinets, located in the office in the front hall immediately […]
SIM is sponsoring a six week class, instructed by Sabitre Rodriguez. This Tai Chi class is for beginning and experienced students covering the Yang Foundation 8 form. It meets at […]
SIM recognizes that financial dana via credit card or PayPal does not suit everyone and the option to donate to SIM via direct deposit may be of interest to some […]
Forgetting and Remembering The original definition of Mindfulness contains the element of “remembering.” What does this mean? And why is it important? What are we “forgetting?” What are we trying […]
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