The Bozeman Dharma Center’s mission is to provide a welcoming, supportive, and peaceful refuge for all who suffer and seek to experience their innate true nature of wisdom, compassion and liberation through the timeless teachings of the Buddha for the benefit of all beings.
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- Annual Appeal UpdateThank you to the 25 donors who have helped us raise $4945 toward our goal of $20,000! Our annual appeal provides almost a quarter of our operating budget. We can’t do it without you! You can contribute through our donation page under the Giving Tab. You can also contribute through Venmo by scanning the QR code below. Any amount is helpful and […]
- Winter Solstice CelebrationCome share candlelight, poetry, and practice to welcome back the sun during this in-person ceremony on Wednesday December 21 from 6-7 PM. No registration required. This event is in-person only. There will be activities for children!
- Practice of EnlightenmentOn Saturday, December 3, join Bozeman Zen Group leader Karen DeCotis and Joining Rivers Sangha (lineage of Thich Nhat Hanh) leader Steve Allison-Bunnell for a full day of sitting and walking meditation, talks, and inspiration following the theme of Enlightenment. Many Zen schools celebrate Rohatsu (commemorating the Buddha’s enlightenment) on December 8. We’re celebrating a bit early. This full day […]
- Study Opportunities!Joining Rivers Sangha (Monday 7-8:30 PM) and MindSpace (Wednesdays, 6:30-745 PM) are both studying amazing books right now! Joining Rivers is studying Creating True Peace: Ending Violence in Yourself, Your Family, Your Community, and the World by Thich Nhat Hahn and MindSpace is studying Jon Kabat-Zinn’s book Wherever You Go, There You Are. You do not need to attend all of the sessions […]
