(Remote) Book Club – Young Persons Sangha

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The ​young persons group book club discussion “The Lotus Sutra” (translated by Tsungunari Kubo and Akira Yuyama).

Join online meeting: https://zoom.us/j/97123282847
Passcode: 922201
Join by phone: 1-669-900-6833 ( Meeting ID: 971 2328 2847 )
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(Remote) Book Club – Young Persons Sangha

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The ​young persons group book club discussion “The Lotus Sutra” (translated by Tsungunari Kubo and Akira Yuyama).

Join online meeting: https://zoom.us/j/97123282847
Passcode: 922201
Join by phone: 1-669-900-6833 ( Meeting ID: 971 2328 2847 )
For tips and instructions on how to participate, check this news blog.
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(Remote) Sit & Dharma Talk – Diane Wilde – Practicing Nonattachment

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The Challenge of Practicing Nonattachment as a Lay Person

Sit & Dharma Talk with SIM Community Teacher Rev. Diane Wilde

Join online meeting: https://zoom.us/j/95864154754
Passcode: 320953
Join by phone: 1-669-900-6833 ( Meeting ID: 958 6415 4754 )
For tips and instructions to join the meeting, check this news blog.

Thursday Night Talk Dana

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“Generosity is the virtue that leads to peace.” – The Historical Buddha
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Topic details:
Monks and ascetics in the Buddha’s time practiced non-attachment which meant leaving wives, husbands, parents, children, and society. Contemporary monastics also take on the homeless life which the Buddha said was necessary for complete “awakening.” Where does this leave lay people? Lay people value the teachings, but there is confusion about practicing non-attachment in everyday life. How can we keep ourselves free from attachment with those beings we care about… pets, partners, children, grandchildren, good friends. Tonight we will look at how lay people can practice with the challenge of attachment in our relationships, in order for our practice to grow — with the hope of achieving true freedom.

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(Remote) Beginning Meditation Class One-Day Retreat

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This retreat is part of a six week meditation course offered twice a year. You must pre-register to the course before attending this retreat.
If you are a course participant and would like to make a donation online for this retreat, click here.

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(Remote) Beginning Meditation Class (6 of 6)

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This class is part of a six week meditation course offered twice a year. You must pre-register to the course before attending this class. For course details, click here. If you are a course participant and would like to make a donation online, click here.

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(Remote) Beginning Meditation Class (5 of 6)

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June 9, 2021 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm PDT

This class is part of a six week meditation course offered twice a year. You must pre-register to the course before attending this class. For course details, click here. If you are a course participant and would like to make a donation online, click here.

Details

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Remote Meeting Zoom

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(Remote) Beginning Meditation Class (4 of 6)

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This class is part of a six week meditation course offered twice a year. You must pre-register to the course before attending this class. For course details, click here. If you are a course participant and would like to make a donation online, click here.

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(Remote) Beginning Meditation Class (3 of 6)

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This class is part of a six week meditation course offered twice a year. You must pre-register to the course before attending this class. For course details, click here. If you are a course participant and would like to make a donation online, click here.

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(Remote) Beginning Meditation Class (2 of 6)

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This class is part of a six week meditation course offered twice a year. You must pre-register to the course before attending this class. For course details, click here. If you are a course participant and would like to make a donation online, click here.

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05/06/2021 “Between Emptiness and Suchness” with Heather Sundberg

The Relationship Between Emptiness and Suchness

To download this talk, right-click and select ‘save audio as’ or select the 3-dot menu to the right of the speaker icon.

When we understand that direct experience is not solid/not separate, we can embrace experience in it’s changing conditionality with the heart of compassion and inclusion born of non-clinging. This is the inter-weaving of the teachings of Emptiness and Suchness, and the Talk will explore teachings and practices which support us to live from this Wiser View.

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