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Meeting on the Second and Fourth Tuesday evenings in the SDC Library, a ​young persons group studying mindfulness and meditation.

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Our Buddhist Recovery Group meets every Monday evening. For additional information, visit the 12 Step Sangha page at https://sactoinsight.org/activities/practice-opportunities/12-step-sangha/.

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Our Buddhist Recovery Group meets every Monday evening. For additional information, visit the 12 Step Sangha page at https://sactoinsight.org/activities/practice-opportunities/12-step-sangha/.

Click the button to make a donation specifically for this recovery group or alternately, you may donate generally to SIM by clicking here.

Join online meeting: https://zoom.us/j/130258786
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Our Buddhist Recovery Group meets every Monday evening. For additional information, visit the 12 Step Sangha page at https://sactoinsight.org/activities/practice-opportunities/12-step-sangha/.

Click the button to make a donation specifically for this recovery group or alternately, you may donate generally to SIM by clicking here.

Join online meeting: https://zoom.us/j/130258786
Join by phone: 1-669-900-6833 ( Meeting ID: 130 258 786 )

Our Buddhist Recovery Group meets every Monday evening. For additional information, visit the 12 Step Sangha page at https://sactoinsight.org/activities/practice-opportunities/12-step-sangha/.

Click the button to make a donation specifically for this recovery group or alternately, you may donate generally to SIM by clicking here.

Join online meeting: https://zoom.us/j/130258786
Join by phone: 1-669-900-6833 ( Meeting ID: 130 258 786 )

Our Buddhist Recovery Group meets every Monday evening. For additional information, visit the 12 Step Sangha page at https://sactoinsight.org/activities/practice-opportunities/12-step-sangha/.

Click the button to make a donation specifically for this recovery group or alternately, you may donate generally to SIM by clicking here.

Join online meeting: https://zoom.us/j/130258786
Join by phone: 1-669-900-6833 ( Meeting ID: 130 258 786 )

Our Buddhist Recovery Group meets every Monday evening. For additional information, visit the 12 Step Sangha page at https://sactoinsight.org/activities/practice-opportunities/12-step-sangha/.

Click the button to make a donation specifically for this recovery group or alternately, you may donate generally to SIM by clicking here.

Talk Topic: to be announced

Sit & Dharma Talk with Visiting Teacher Heather Sundberg

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Thursday Night Talk Dana
“Generosity is the virtue that leads to peace.” – The Historical Buddha
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Ordinary

Sit & Dharma Talk with SIM Community Teacher Rich Howard

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Thursday Night Talk Dana
“Generosity is the virtue that leads to peace.” – The Historical Buddha

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Topic details:

Insight is central to our practice of mindful awareness at SIM, as it is central to our name. We may frame it as a dramatic experience, “a flash of lightning in a summer cloud” as it says in the Diamond Sutra. We may hold an expectation that it is only available in settings far from our daily lives, on pilgrimage to a holy land or in extended retreat at a meditation center. What if it is available in the most ordinary of circumstances? What if we are setting the conditions for insight in the most mundane activities and familiar places of our lives? What if we let our expectations drop away and came into just this moment? In this evening’s talk and discussion, we will explore the terrain of the ordinary.

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Sit & Dharma Talk with Visiting Teacher Tony Bernhard

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Thursday Night Talk Dana

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Tony Bernhard is a Buddhist chaplain and teacher. He maintains an active practice with inmates in Folsom Prison and hosts sitting groups in Davis. He sits on the board of the Sati Center for Buddhist Studies and teaches regularly around the bay area and central valley. His practice is non-traditional, guided by his chaplaincy work in prison, his teaching and by his study of the early Pali scriptures.