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January 2020
Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
Find out more »February 2020
Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
Find out more »Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
Find out more »Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
Find out more »March 2020
Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
Find out more »Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
Find out more »Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
Find out more »Dharma Talk
Sunday Dharma Talk On most Sundays we have a Dharma Talk that lasts 30-45 minutes, followed by questions and discussion. Unless a guest teacher is indicated, the talk is usually given by our guiding teacher, Domyo. The Dharma Talk follows the morning practice schedule of Chanting, Zazen, and Kinhin which begins at 9:30am. Practice Schedule Can’t (or don’t want to) attend the whole schedule? Please feel free to arrive late or leave early. 9:00 Introduction…
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