01/12/2017 “Recommendations for Practice in 2017 – part 2” Dennis Warren
Recommendations for Practice in 2017 (Part 2) The teachings of the historical Buddha are vast in number and seemingly complex in nature. But he also urged us not to rely […]
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Recommendations for Practice in 2017 (Part 2) The teachings of the historical Buddha are vast in number and seemingly complex in nature. But he also urged us not to rely […]
Recommendations for Practice in 2017 The first Thursday evening session of the year will focus on the elements of practice and recommendations to consider in developing and refining your meditation […]
SIM’s NEW ON-LINE DONATION SYSTEM WILL BE OPERATIONAL NEXT WEEK – FOR NOW, WE NEED TO RELY ON SNAIL MAIL! We are disappointed to report that SIM’s new on-line donation […]
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REFLECTION AT YEAR’S END: THE PARAMIS For SIM’s last Thursday gathering, we will take time to reflect quietly together on the past year in terms of the Paramis, those qualities […]
Karma & Reincarnation from a Buddhist Perspective Here’s the topic that so many Buddhists try to avoid – Karma & Reincarnation. Some claim – incorrectly – that the historical Buddha […]
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Everyone planning to attend SIM (at the SDC) this evening, December 8, for meditation and Rich Howard’s dharma talk: there is no heat in the sanctuary. There are a few […]
The Davis Insight Group has an upcoming Winter Daylong Retreat with John Travis, a facility member of Sacramento Insight Meditation. The retreat is in Davis, CA on Saturday Dec 10, 2016. For […]
Our friends at the Aloka Vihara Monastery, located in Placerville, CA, are inviting folks to join in their last Community Work Day of the year on Saturday, December 10th. Work from […]
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