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Dana is a Buddhist word that means generosity or heart. Nearly all Sacramento Insight Meditation activities are offered on a dana (donations) basis. This means our programs are sustained by the generosity of instructors in offering teachings freely and on the generosity of students and members of the meditative community in the form of financial support, service and participation in events. Practice dana, please support our Sangha. DONATE NOW
02-18-16: “The Buddha’s Teaching on Finances,” with Dennis Warren
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COMING SOON: Kamala Master’s One-Day Retreat. Please see Flyer
News02-11-16: “The Story of Bahiya,” with Rich Howard
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02-04-16: “The Unchosen Path of Illness,” with Amma Thanasanti
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01-28-16: “Metta Sutta,” with Heather Sundberg
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01-21-16: “Simile of the Snake & Raft,” with Rich Howard
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01-14-16: “Views & Opinions,” with Laura Rosenthal
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01/07/16: “The State of Sacramento Insight Meditation,” with Dennis Warren
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“United We Stand” event sponsored by the Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento
NewsEvent sponsored by the Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento. All are invited. Admission is free. Refreshments 6:30 pm. Program 7 pm to 8 pm.
12/10/15: “Anger,” with Diane Wilde
Audio DharmaDuring Diane’s Talk on “Anger,” she refers to Gil Fronsdal’s artical, “Mad to Madless.” Here is the link to that Article
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