This program is designed for meditators and Buddhist practitioners wishing to engage wholeheartedly in a deep exploration and practice of Dharma through the study and teaching of the Buddha’s “Noble Eightfold Path.” Using the classic Buddhist teachings of sīla, samādhi, and pañña (ethics, meditation, and wisdom), we will look at how we cultivate mindfulness, kindness, and balance given the inner stresses of modern life, and the outer challenges of social inequity and the pressure of climate change.

This program is designed for meditators and Buddhist practitioners wishing to engage wholeheartedly in a deep exploration and practice of Dharma through the study and teaching of the Buddha’s “Noble Eightfold Path.” Using the classic Buddhist teachings of sīla, samādhi, and pañña (ethics, meditation, and wisdom), we will look at how we cultivate mindfulness, kindness, and balance given the inner stresses of modern life, and the outer challenges of social inequity and the pressure of climate change.

This program is designed for meditators and Buddhist practitioners wishing to engage wholeheartedly in a deep exploration and practice of Dharma through the study and teaching of the Buddha’s “Noble Eightfold Path.” Using the classic Buddhist teachings of sīla, samādhi, and pañña (ethics, meditation, and wisdom), we will look at how we cultivate mindfulness, kindness, and balance given the inner stresses of modern life, and the outer challenges of social inequity and the pressure of climate change.

This program is designed for meditators and Buddhist practitioners wishing to engage wholeheartedly in a deep exploration and practice of Dharma through the study and teaching of the Buddha’s “Noble Eightfold Path.” Using the classic Buddhist teachings of sīla, samādhi, and pañña (ethics, meditation, and wisdom), we will look at how we cultivate mindfulness, kindness, and balance given the inner stresses of modern life, and the outer challenges of social inequity and the pressure of climate change.

Gathering together regularly within sangha provides the container and motivation for deepening our Dharma practice while uplifting the heart. Join Sacred Mountain Sangha teachers and community for our weekly meetings to cultivate samadhi, mindfulness, insight, the Brahma Viharas, and the Kuan Yin Dharmas.

We are often led to falsely believe that there is nature, and then there is us, as though we aren’t all intrinsically linked and the same. The Dhamma is here to remind us otherwise. This daylong course will explore mindfulness of the body through the four elements to remind us that we are nature. This is not about sitting in silence as the world burns, it’s about tuning into the fact that if the earth is on fire, so are we, and letting that wake up the heart and inspire action.

The True North Insight Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Sangha is a space for Ones who self identify as BIPOC. It is a co-created space that seeks to nourish and inspire the individual practitioner’s curiosity in the teachings and practices of Buddhism through community support, appreciation, and understanding.

The True North Insight Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Sangha is a space for Ones who self identify as BIPOC. It is a co-created space that seeks to nourish and inspire the individual practitioner’s curiosity in the teachings and practices of Buddhism through community support, appreciation, and understanding.

In this one-day online retreat, Dawn and nico will explore the parami of dana ("generosity") as the essential view of dharma nourishment, the path of that nourishment, and its joyful, liberating culmination.

The day will begin with an hour of conversation and an opening talk around the theme. We’ll then sit and walk for four hours in lightly guided practice, before reconvening for a closing talk and further dialogue.

The suggested donation for this retreat is $50 to $150.

The Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Sangha is a weekly gathering of self-identified BIPOC practitioners that provides a safe place to meditate and explore the dharma. As a beloved community, this sangha supports exploration of the dharma in light of our experiences. Together we will cultivate an environment that welcomes diverse voices and builds community.

Spirit Rock's Monday Night Dharma Talk and Meditation program is open to all and meets every Monday night from 7:15 – 9:15 p.m. Jack Kornfield began this weekly practice and gathering over 36 years ago to introduce the practices of awareness and compassion that are the heart of Buddhist teachings. The evening mixes periods of meditative sitting with dharma talks and is appropriate for beginners and experienced students alike and is a great way to find a little peace and quiet in which to sustain you into your week.

The True North Insight Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Sangha is a space for Ones who self identify as BIPOC. It is a co-created space that seeks to nourish and inspire the individual practitioner’s curiosity in the teachings and practices of Buddhism through community support, appreciation, and understanding.

We come together as a community of people of colour for meditation, practice, and resilience and provide a balm to soothe our continued work forward.

We come together as a community of people of colour for meditation, practice, and resilience and provide a balm to soothe our continued work forward.

We come together as a community of people of colour for meditation, practice, and resilience and provide a balm to soothe our continued work forward.

The Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Sangha is a weekly gathering of self-identified BIPOC practitioners that provides a safe place to meditate and explore the dharma. As a beloved community, this sangha supports exploration of the dharma in light of our experiences. Together we will cultivate an environment that welcomes diverse voices and builds community.

We come together as a community of people of colour for meditation, practice, and resilience and provide a balm to soothe our continued work forward.

The Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Sangha is a weekly gathering of self-identified BIPOC practitioners that provides a safe place to meditate and explore the dharma. As a beloved community, this sangha supports exploration of the dharma in light of our experiences. Together we will cultivate an environment that welcomes diverse voices and builds community.

We come together as a community of people of colour for meditation, practice, and resilience and provide a balm to soothe our continued work forward.

We come together as a community of people of colour for meditation, practice, and resilience and provide a balm to soothe our continued work forward.