Shamatha Meditation
Guided shamatha meditation with quiet seated practice interspersed with mindful walking, creating a calm, grounded rhythm for both newcomers and experienced meditators. Free, in-person gathering centered on stillness, breath, and community presence.
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Guided silent sitting with interspersed walking meditation, welcoming all levels with no experience necessary; free, in-person drop-in sessions emphasizing breath awareness, posture, and community mindfulness practice.
Guided silent sitting with interspersed walking meditation, welcoming all levels with no experience necessary; free, in-person drop-in sessions emphasizing breath awareness, posture, and community mindfulness practice.
Guided silent sitting with interspersed walking meditation, welcoming all levels with no experience necessary; free, in-person drop-in sessions emphasizing breath awareness, posture, and community mindfulness practice.
Sit for a 30-minute guided meditation followed by a short break and group reading and discussion of a Buddhist text, fostering a welcoming neighborhood sangha atmosphere for practitioners of all levels.
Sit for a 30-minute guided meditation followed by a short break and group reading and discussion of a Buddhist text, fostering a welcoming neighborhood sangha atmosphere for practitioners of all levels.
Sit for a 30-minute guided meditation followed by a short break and group reading and discussion of a Buddhist text, fostering a welcoming neighborhood sangha atmosphere for practitioners of all levels.
Quiet communal silent sits held weekday mornings in a shoe-free practice room with cushions and alternative seating; newcomers and experienced meditators may drop in anytime and are invited to offer dana donations.
Quiet communal silent sits held weekday mornings in a shoe-free practice room with cushions and alternative seating; newcomers and experienced meditators may drop in anytime and are invited to offer dana donations.
Quiet communal silent sits held weekday mornings in a shoe-free practice room with cushions and alternative seating; newcomers and experienced meditators may drop in anytime and are invited to offer dana donations.