Sangha Sundays "How to be an Imperfect Meditator" [IN PERSON]
This month: "How to be an Imperfect Meditator" with Charlie Trageser
Sangha: From the Sanskrit meaning assembly or community
All are welcome
Join our monthly gathering on the second Sunday of each month, bringing together our whole community. We gather for practice, teaching and discussion - and the opportunity to share a potluck lunch and socialize together.
Come and sit for all, or part of the morning, enjoy a dharma talk or reading led by community teachers from all generations of practice. We are excited to bring together the entire Boston community with this new monthly program.
Thich Nhat Hahn: “The Next Buddha May Be a Sangha”.
“We all need love. Without enough love, we may not be able to survive, as individuals and as a planet. It is said that the next Buddha will be named "Maitreya," the Buddha of Love. I believe that Maitreya might not take the form of an individual, but as a community showing us the way of love and compassion.”
The general format is as follows:
Nyinthun (our weekly Sunday morning group meditation practice)
9 AM Sitting
9:40-9:50 Walking
9:50-10:20 Sitting with Tonglen@ 10:05-10:15
10:20-10:30 Walking
Community Gathering
10:30-11:00 Sitting
11:00- 11:10 Walking
11:10-12:00
Sitting
Dharma Talk
Discussion
12:00-1:30 Potluck Lunch
All are welcome. No registration necessary
FAQ: Common questions might be answered on our FAQ page.
Health & Accessibility: In-person participants agree to follow the current pandemic safety policy. Additionally, we ask you to limit the use of scented products, as many people have chemical sensitivities. Note that our building is not wheelchair accessible
By Donation: Suggested donation $5-$15 to support the pace (you can pay with a card online, or bring cash with you). If you’re coming for the first time, we welcome you as our guest. After that please consider making a donation. Please practice generosity at the level that feels most appropriate. Your donations support our programs and promote a bright, caring, and brave environment of dharma practice.
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paypal.me/shambhalaboston
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venmo: @ShambhalaBoston0015 (use 0015 if it asks you to confirm a phone number) and mention “Family Practice” in the memo.