Learn practices from the Insight, Zen and Tibetan traditions during this class series (Jan 18, Jan 25, and Feb 1). Meditation can help to calm the mind, open the heart, and awaken wisdom. It is a means to study ourselves by contacting our inner life. When we know ourselves well, we are better able to relate to others in the world with integrity and confidence. In the Buddhist tradition there are several meditation styles that can aid us in developing the qualities of peacefulness and wisdom. Join us for any or all of this series, if you would like to begin a meditation practice or renew the one you already have.

If you haven’t seen our new space, here’s your chance! We will have an open house on Friday, January 13 from 5:30-6:30 PM. Bring your questions. Meet staff, volunteers, and group leaders and other like minded-people. There’s a rumor that snacks will be available.

Our annual tradition of taking time for quiet reflection on Christmas continues. Join us from 4-5 PM on Sunday, December 25 for the gift of shared practice during this silent, drop-in sit. All welcome.

Thank you to the 45 donors who have helped us raise $9430 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 appreciated!

Dana Paramita is a fundamental Buddhist practice. It encourages us to be as generous as possible in support of three facets of life: generosity of resources, generosity of time and attention, generosity of sharing the Dharma. Your financial support will make a meaningful difference for maintaining our new home.

Come 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!