03/23/2023 “Let the Women Speak: Buddhist Inspiration and Wisdom” with Rich Howard
Women’s voices have brought inspiration and wisdom to our Vipassana/Insight tradition since the time of the Buddha.
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Women’s voices have brought inspiration and wisdom to our Vipassana/Insight tradition since the time of the Buddha.
How Perception and Memory Shape Experience – converging views from neuroscience and early Buddhist teachings
Important Announcement Tonight’s March 9th sitting meditation and dharma talk switched to ZOOM-Only Tonight’s Thursday, March 9th, 2023 regularly scheduled evening sitting meditation and dharma talk presentation by Seth Castleman […]
We’re pleased to announce this online mini-retreat. Runs Friday 4/21 through Sunday 4/23. One hour morning & afternoon Zoom sessions. Guided meditations & mindfulness exercises. No prior experience necessary. Free […]
The 37 wings of awakening are the set of interrelated mental qualities that cultivate Right View and lead to the cessation of suffering. The five spiritual faculties are listed twice, […]
The Buddha represents the human potential to awaken that we all share. During this day of practice together, we will look at ways we can take inspiration from the life […]
Before he discovered the path to awakening, the Buddha tried various ascetic practices in accord with the beliefs of his time in ancient India. One belief was that “happiness cannot […]
Clear Comprehension, or “Clear Knowing,” is the Historical Buddha’s four (4) step process for making good choices. It can be used as a helpful tool during meditation and as a […]
Update on the SIM Covid Policy The Sacramento Insight Meditation Board of Directors has approved a change in our Covid policy consistent with the current Center for Disease Control and […]
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