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SUMMARY:BIC Special Event: The Path of Most Resilience
DESCRIPTION:with nico hase\nThursday June 19\n6:30 – 8 PM\nOnline Only!\n\n\nJoin the Bozeman Insight Community in welcoming nico hase who will talk on Buddhist perspectives on facing adversity. No registration necessary. All welcome! \nAdversity is an inevitable part of life: from illness to loss to the moral injury that comes from witnessing injustice. Resilience is the ability to bounce back from adversity. It keeps us engaged\, calm\, and energized as we continue to serve a world on fire. \nnico will discuss how hyper-individualism contributes to fragility\, and why community is so important for overcoming our obstacles. The session will also unpack how meditation can help us balance our hearts and minds so that we can connect with others\, navigate the difficulties of shared spaces\, and ultimately find resilience in the engaged sangha that our world so desperately needs. \nAbout the teacher\nnico hase lived in a monastery for six years before earning a PhD in counseling psychology and becoming an Insight Meditation teacher full time. He currently mentors mindfulness teachers\, teaches online and in-person retreats\, and speaks with students in one-on-one sessions. He and his beloved life partner devon are the authors of How Not to Be a Hot Mess: A Buddhist Survival Guide for Modern Life. Find out more at www.devonandnicohase.com
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/the-path-of-most-resilience/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Insight/Vipassana Theravadan lineage
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250610T194500
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-06-10/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250606T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250606T200000
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SUMMARY:SoundGate: Sounds of Compassion
DESCRIPTION: Meditate to the healing sounds of Brian Sparks’ Tibetan bowl harmonics. Brian received his spiritual teaching from several masters in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. No registration necessary! Donations gratefully accepted. Any funds collected will be split evenly with the artist.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/soundgate-sounds-of-compassion/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250603T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250603T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-06-03/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250530T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250530T190000
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SUMMARY:Breathe for a New Earth
DESCRIPTION:with Ashwin Swamy\nMay 30\, 5:30 – 7 PM\nIn Person Only\nEnjoy an evening of talk and guided experience using breathwork\, body awareness\, and pranayama. Freely offered. Donations gratefully accepted. \nThis event is not hosted by the BDC.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/breathe-for-a-new-earth/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250527T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250527T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-05-27/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250520T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250520T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-05-20/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250518T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250518T160000
DTSTAMP:20250507T163258Z
CREATED:20250507T163129Z
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SUMMARY:Water Colors the Breath
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, May 18\n1-4 PM\nwith Tajali Tolan!\nIn Person Only\nImagine color moving to the rhythm of your breath. \nImagine slowly and mindfully exploring watercolor and pen to beautiful music. Creative expression and mindful connection are intertwined\, and playfully available to all of us. \nJoin us for three hours of mindful inspiration art. Art supplies provided. No experience with watercolors necessary. \nTajali Tolan is a Mindfulness/Meditation teacher and artist working in multi mediums especially the creative heart in each of us. She cultivates joy and safe space for your own expression. She works for Montana Mindfulness Project and as a child and family therapist.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/water-colors-the-breath/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250517T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250517T123000
DTSTAMP:20250507T162508Z
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SUMMARY:Intro to Meditation
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, May 17\n9 AM – 12:30 PM\nIn Person & via Zoom\nThis class will focus on what to do when you get stuck in your practice and ways to expand your “meditation toolkit.” Bring your questions and spend the morning learning and exploring how to bring curiosity and compassion to your practice.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/intro-to-meditation-3/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250513T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250513T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-05-13/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250510T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250510T120000
DTSTAMP:20250425T202126Z
CREATED:20250425T202009Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250425T202126Z
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SUMMARY:Mahasangha Sit & Wesak Celebration!
DESCRIPTION:Mahasangha half-day retreats allow you to get a feel for the different groups that practice at the BDC and practice in a community. Make connections with dharma friends old and new! In addition to sitting and walking meditation\, chanting\, and tea\, we will perform a Wesak Ceremony celebrating the Buddha’s birthday\, enlightenment\, and passing! We will decorate a flower arbor (please bring a bunch of flowers if you can) and give offerings and sweet tea to a baby Buddha statue.The Wesak Ceremony will begin at 11:10 and is child-friendly and in person only. The rest of the day is offered in person and via Zoom. \nWe’ll have cake and social time afterward! \n \n 
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mahasangha-sit-wesak-celebration/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250506T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250506T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-05-06/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250502T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250502T200000
DTSTAMP:20250425T200514Z
CREATED:20250425T200514Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250425T200514Z
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SUMMARY:Yamama!
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, May 2\n7-8 PM\nExplore meditation and connection through sound. Yamama! will offer a meditative soundscape using drums\, percussion and vocals as guest artists for May’s SoundGate program. In person only. No registration necessary. Donations welcome! Any funds collected will be split evenly with the guest artists.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/yamama/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250501T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250502T180000
DTSTAMP:20250502T004251Z
CREATED:20250425T195924Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250502T004251Z
UID:10008265-1746122400-1746208800@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:Give Big Gallatin Valley!
DESCRIPTION:A Community Day of Giving\nThursday May 1\, 6 PM – Friday May 2\, 6 PM\nWe’re excited to participate again in Give Big Gallatin Valley\, our local day of giving hosted by One Valley Community Foundation. In addition to the Bozeman Dharma Center\, please consider giving to other nonprofits who have complementary missions like Montana Mindfulness Project and The Compassion Project. Together we can make the world a more grounded\, loving place. \nAs we make our yearly budget\, we count on donations during Give Big to cover basic organizational needs including all the tasks that our staff take care of. This year we hope to raise $13\,000 to pay for Michãel and Erin to market our programs\, plan for the future\, and keep the BDC running smoothly.  We are so grateful to them for all that they do–please give them a shout out the next time you see them! \nIf we can surpass the $13\,000 goal\, we will put any additional funds to BDC technological and facility upgrades. The BDC board and staff are intentional with your donations and have been good at figuring out ways to operate on a shoe-string budget and make things last. Unfortunately\, we’ve recently been having trouble with the website (originally designed in 2013!) and we will need to change platforms and redesign the site. Michãel’s laptop is on its last hinges (literally)\, and if possible\, we’d like to improve the lighting\, to make our space more inviting. \nThese improvements will allow us to: \n✅ Equip our staff and volunteers with the technology they need to do their work efficiently \n✅ Effectively spread the word about our unique center with a newly updated website \n✅ Create a more welcoming and comfortable practice space \nAll gifts make a difference! Thanks for your continuing support!
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/give-big-gallatin-valley/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250429T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250429T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
UID:10004467-1745951400-1745955900@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-04-29/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Bozeman-Dharma-Center-MindSpace-Meditation-scaled.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250422T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250422T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
UID:10004466-1745346600-1745351100@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-04-22/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Bozeman-Dharma-Center-MindSpace-Meditation-scaled.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250419T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250419T123000
DTSTAMP:20250402T154632Z
CREATED:20250402T154632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250402T154632Z
UID:10008197-1745053200-1745065800@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:Buddhism Basics
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, April 19\n9 AM – 12:30 PM\nIn Person & Via Zoom\nJoin senior BDC practitioners to explore central teachings of our 2600 year old Buddhist tradition.  Great for those new to meditation and Buddhist practice; seasoned practitioners are warmly encouraged as well. We will discuss the different lineages of Buddhism\, the life of the Buddha\, the Four Noble Truths\, the Eightfold Path and the precepts.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/buddhism-basics-2/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Buddhas-fr-3-sanghas-altars-come-together-e1612993062846.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250415T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250415T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
UID:10004465-1744741800-1744746300@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-04-15/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Bozeman-Dharma-Center-MindSpace-Meditation-scaled.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250413T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250413T160000
DTSTAMP:20250320T171928Z
CREATED:20250320T171928Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250320T171928Z
UID:10007410-1744556400-1744560000@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:Sangha Support for Suzanne
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, April 13\n3-4 PM\nCome provide loving kindness and compassion through the creation of art to support Suzanne; reminding her she’s in our hearts and minds as she navigates the long-term challenges of severe post-viral chronic fatigue. No registration necessary.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/sangha-support-for-suzanne/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Suzanne-photo.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250408T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250408T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
UID:10004464-1744137000-1744141500@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-04-08/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Bozeman-Dharma-Center-MindSpace-Meditation-scaled.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250405T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250405T120000
DTSTAMP:20250224T200322Z
CREATED:20250224T200322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250224T200322Z
UID:10007140-1743843600-1743854400@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:Koans with Michael Smith
DESCRIPTION:Koans can show up in multiple ways. They can be healing stories\, conversations\, poems\, fragments of song. Technically\, koan is a Japanese term that refers to a legal public case. In Zen\, koans are designed to give us pause\, to enter deeply our own “case”\, revealing how we look at the world.  During several short periods of meditation\, we will sit with a koan in the form of a phrase\, a story\, or a poem. There will be walking meditation and time after each koan to consider together. All are welcome\, no previous experience with koans is necessary. Offered by the Bozeman Zen Group and Michael Smith.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/koans-with-michael-smith/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Zen Lineage
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250401T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250401T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
UID:10004463-1743532200-1743536700@bozemandharmacenter.org
SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-04-01/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Bozeman-Dharma-Center-MindSpace-Meditation-scaled.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250329T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250329T163000
DTSTAMP:20250204T180437Z
CREATED:20250203T164852Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250204T180437Z
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SUMMARY:Waking Up & Growing Up: A Transformational Weekend with Diane Musho Hamilton
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, March 28: 7-8:30 &\nSaturday\, March 29: 9AM – 4:30 PM \nDiscover the two most life-changing paths you can embark on—Waking Up and Growing Up. \nWaking Up is the profound experience of awakening to your essential nature\, known across mystical traditions as Enlightenment\, Cosmic Consciousness\, or Unity Awareness. This transformational state has inspired countless seekers in traditions like Buddhism\, Hinduism\, Sufism\, and Christian mysticism. \nEqually essential yet often overlooked is Growing Up\, the journey of personal evolution through the developmental stages of life—from infancy to adulthood and beyond. Research shows that Growing Up is key to cultivating emotional maturity\, resilience\, and meaningful relationships. \nBut what if you could explore both paths in one integrated experience? \nThis extraordinary weekend offers just that. Under the expert guidance of Diane Musho Hamilton—a Zen teacher and dedicated student of Ken Wilber for over two decades—you will explore: \nWaking Up Practices\n\nMeditation to still the Mind\nBig Mind to discover Boundlessness\nTechniques to Open the Heart\n\nGrowing Up Tools\n\nRecognizing and transforming defensive patterns\nSelf-regulating your nervous system for resilience\nCultivating emotional maturity and interpersonal skills\n\nThis unique workshop weaves together the wisdom of Zen and developmental psychology to help you unlock profound\, lasting transformation in your life. \nWhether you’re seeking recognition of your true nature or practical skills to navigate relationships and life’s complexities\, this weekend offers tools\, insights\, and practices you need to make real\, meaningful change. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to awaken\, grow\, and contribute. Scholarships available. Registration option for Friday night only is available. Registering for Saturday includes the Friday night talk. \n \nAbout the Teacher\nDiane Musho Hamilton began her study of Buddhism under Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche in 1983\, before receiving ordination as a Zen monk\, from Genpo Merzel Roshi\, in 2003. Genpo Roshi is a successor of Taizan Maezumi Roshi. \nIn 2006\, Diane received Shiho\, Dharma Transmission\, from Genpo Roshi\, and she received Inka\, the Final Seal of Approval\, in 2018 from Sidney Musai Walter Roshi\, a successor of Genpo Roshi.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/waking-up-growing-up-a-transformational-weekend-with-diane-musho-hamilton/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250328T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250328T203000
DTSTAMP:20250204T180503Z
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SUMMARY:Waking Up & Growing Up: A Transformational Weekend with Diane Musho Hamilton
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, March 28: 7-8:30 &\nSaturday\, March 29: 9AM – 4:30 PM \nDiscover the two most life-changing paths you can embark on—Waking Up and Growing Up. \nWaking Up is the profound experience of awakening to your essential nature\, known across mystical traditions as Enlightenment\, Cosmic Consciousness\, or Unity Awareness. This transformational state has inspired countless seekers in traditions like Buddhism\, Hinduism\, Sufism\, and Christian mysticism. \nEqually essential yet often overlooked is Growing Up\, the journey of personal evolution through the developmental stages of life—from infancy to adulthood and beyond. Research shows that Growing Up is key to cultivating emotional maturity\, resilience\, and meaningful relationships. \nBut what if you could explore both paths in one integrated experience? \nThis extraordinary weekend offers just that. Under the expert guidance of Diane Musho Hamilton—a Zen teacher and dedicated student of Ken Wilber for over two decades—you will explore: \nWaking Up Practices\n\nMeditation to still the Mind\nBig Mind to discover Boundlessness\nTechniques to Open the Heart\n\nGrowing Up Tools\n\nRecognizing and transforming defensive patterns\nSelf-regulating your nervous system for resilience\nCultivating emotional maturity and interpersonal skills\n\nThis unique workshop weaves together the wisdom of Zen and developmental psychology to help you unlock profound\, lasting transformation in your life. \nWhether you’re seeking recognition of your true nature or practical skills to navigate relationships and life’s complexities\, this weekend offers tools\, insights\, and practices you need to make real\, meaningful change. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to awaken\, grow\, and contribute. Scholarships available. Registration option for Friday night only is available. Registering for Saturday includes the Friday night talk. \n \nAbout the Teacher\nDiane Musho Hamilton began her study of Buddhism under Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche in 1983\, before receiving ordination as a Zen monk\, from Genpo Merzel Roshi\, in 2003. Genpo Roshi is a successor of Taizan Maezumi Roshi. \nIn 2006\, Diane received Shiho\, Dharma Transmission\, from Genpo Roshi\, and she received Inka\, the Final Seal of Approval\, in 2018 from Sidney Musai Walter Roshi\, a successor of Genpo Roshi.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/waking-up-growing-up-a-transformational-weekend-with-diane-musho-hamilton-friday/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250327T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250327T200000
DTSTAMP:20250324T154253Z
CREATED:20250312T162957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250324T154253Z
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SUMMARY:Mindfulness and the Addiction Economy with Dave Smith
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n\n\nThursday\, March 27 6:30-8 PM\nMindfulness is everywhere\, everyone seems to know what it means and maybe that’s the problem. While mindfulness maintains deep roots in the Buddhist tradition\, like many things it has been watered down by the mainstream and is close to ruin. While our devices have become weapons of mass distraction\, the attention economy is over\, we lost\, welcome to the addiction economy. Everyone is addicted\, we all know it\, but few will admit it\, yet we all seem to accept it. Turning inward and taking an honest look at our pain and dissatisfaction and coming to terms with what fuels are addiction is our only hope. This is accomplished through the development of mindfulness. Therefore\, mindfulness is the means\, not the end. \nDuring the evening session\, Dave will offer perspectives on how to use our mindfulness as skillfully as we can! All Welcome!
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindfulness-and-the-addiction-economy-with-dave-smith/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Insight/Vipassana Theravadan lineage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250325T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250325T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-03-25/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250321T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250321T190000
DTSTAMP:20250226T231507Z
CREATED:20250204T180411Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250226T231507Z
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SUMMARY:Exploring Bhutan: Land of the Thunder Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Friday\nMarch 21\n6-7 PM\nIn Person Only\nSee images\, and hear personal stories and impressions from Marilyn Raffensperger and Catherine Cussaguet from their 10 day journey in Bhutan last November. \nLearn more about Bhutan\, a Buddhist kingdom on the Himalayas’ eastern edge\, known for its monasteries\, fortresses (or dzongs) and dramatic landscapes that range from subtropical plains to steep mountains and valleys. \nNo registration required! Freely offered; donations to the BDC gratefully accepted.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/exploring-bhutan-land-of-the-thunder-dragon/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250320T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250320T200000
DTSTAMP:20250226T165241Z
CREATED:20250226T165241Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250226T165241Z
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SUMMARY:Developing Spiritual Faculties with Chaim Bryski
DESCRIPTION:Thursdays\n6:30-8:00 PM\nFebruary 20\nMarch 6\nMarch 13\nMarch 20\nBozeman Insight Community invites you to this four-part series with guest teacher\, Chaim Bryski. Chaim will discuss nurturing virtue and developing the spiritual qualities and inner resources for navigating uncertainty with a steady heart. All welcome! No registration necessary.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/developing-spiritual-faculties-with-chaim-bryski-2/2025-03-20/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Insight/Vipassana Theravadan lineage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250318T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250318T194500
DTSTAMP:20250613T182124Z
CREATED:20250120T202624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250613T182124Z
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SUMMARY:MindSpace
DESCRIPTION:MindSpace\n A Meditation Group for adults in the Millennial+ generation\nTuesdays 6:30 – 7:45 pm\nIn Person Only\nSummer Schedule: Every Other Tuesday!\nSummer meetings will be: June 10\, 24\, July 8\, 22\, and Aug 5\, 19\n \nMindSpace is an open community gathering of young adults 18-40 years of age. Through meditation we foster a clear mind\, compassionate heart\, and develop an intimacy with human experiences. We encourage and support each other in daily practice to embody mindfulness in everyday life. \nWe come together with open hearts and curious\, non-judgmental minds to explore meditation practices and share experiences in bringing practice to daily life. Together we create a supportive community\, including everyone– from every background\, race\, gender identity\, orientation and ability. \nPlease email info@bozemandharmacenter.org if childcare would be helpful for you to attend this group. \nMeeting Structure\n6:25: Gather\n6:30: 30 minute meditation\n7:00: Reading and Discussion\n7:45: End \nWe choose books that are easy to pick up at any point. Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to have own the book to participate. \nWe are currently reading Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. \nExamples of other books we’ve read:\n— No Self\, No Problem by Anam Thubten (Tibetan tradition)\n— Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach (Insight tradition)\n— Training in Compassion by Norman Fischer (Zen tradition)\n— The Myth of Freedom by Trungpa Rinpoche (Tibetan tradition)\n \nCurrent Facilitators\nKerry Neal has practiced in the Zen tradition for 8 years. She sits with the Bozeman Zen Group. She helped start MindSpace in 2016 and facilitated until early 2019. She loves the lifelong nature that is meditation practice and working mindfulness into everyday life. \nMary Corelli has 12 years of practice in the Zen and Insight Meditation traditions. She is a mother and a therapist. Mary is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher through Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield’s two year training program. She emphasizes ecological awareness in practice. \nAllison Howe has 4 years of meditation practice and has been practicing regularly with MindSpace since 2022. She is an experienced group facilitator and therapist in private practice\, helping clients bring mindful awareness into daily life and deepening their relationship with themselves through an embodied sense of openness\, compassion\, and curiosity. \nAndrew Cassidy’s practice began 15 years ago through a mindfulness-based stress reduction program. A data scientist and lover of the outdoors\, he values mindfulness and meditation as tools for managing stress\, anxiety\, and ADHD. Rooted in a spiritual and dharma-based perspective\, Andrew draws inspiration from the Buddha’s teachings\, emphasizing compassion\, mindfulness\, and wisdom in daily life. \nConnor Free was first introduced to dharma when traveling to India in 2013. His practices today primarily focus on vipassana\, metta and mindfulness when on the mat; off the mat\, he loves to incorporate walking meditation while exploring the natural beauty of Montana’s great outdoors.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindspace-2-2-2/2025-03-18/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250316T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250316T160000
DTSTAMP:20250224T180958Z
CREATED:20250219T164526Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250224T180958Z
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SUMMARY:Mindful Creativity: Drumming the Heartbeat of Peace
DESCRIPTION:Mindful Explorations of Rhythm and Sound with Shaun Phoenix and Stormi Oshun of Many Hands Light Work.  \nAll over the world\, when people want to feel connected and grow community\, they gather in a circle.  In a circle\, everyone is equal; everyone takes up the same amount of space; everyone can be seen\, and heard\, and honored. \nAnd all over the world\, people drum!  In so many forms\, drumming is that universal language that connects us with one another and with the heartbeat of our community.  We discover our own inner rhythms\, share them in harmony with others\, and create something magical. \nMany Hands Light Work invites you to bring presence\, courage and joy to the truth you find in your own heart\, and the truth you see in others. \nNote: This program will start promptly at 3 PM. Please arrive a 5-10 minutes early to take off coats and shoes and get settled in the space.
URL:https://bozemandharmacenter.org/event/mindful-creativity-drumming-the-heartbeat-of-peace/
LOCATION:Fork & Spoon\, 206 E Griffin Dr\, Bozeman\, 59715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-denominational/Secular
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