Recovery Mondays
Monday 9 September 6:30pm – 8pm
Meditation for people in all forms of recovery.
In Person and Online
We welcome all visitors, including those new to Buddhism. Come one evening as a guest and leave as a friend.
See Our Programs Who Am I? A non-dual retreat co-led by Vimalasara and LarryDevelop concentration, clarity, emotional positivity and a calm seeing of the true nature of things.
Our community is part of the Triratna Buddhist Community, a non-sectarian international Buddhist network of public centres, communities, ethical businesses and social projects.
We offer classes on meditation and buddhism on an ongoing basis. We also offer courses which focus on specific topics for a limited time duration, and retreats which give participants an opportunity to focus more deeply on meditation, Buddhist teachings, and spiritual friendship.
All of our classes are offered for free. While our team of volunteers is happy to lead classes, there are certain costs associated with running our programs.
The word dāna means generosity, and is a central Buddhist principle and practice. If you find our programs helpful, and have the means to do so, we would be grateful for any dāna you wish to give. We are a registered charity, and would be happy to provide a tax receipt for your support.
In addition to our regular classes, we also host monthly special events.
Meditation for people in all forms of recovery.
In Person and Online
Buddhist meditation followed by an exploration of the Dharma through talks and discussion. Suitable for all levels.
In Person Only
Buddhist ritual that includes reflection, chanting and offerings.
In Person Only
The time is now! We think the body is solid, we make it a fixed self, estranged from life that surrounds us. This retreat plunges into the insubstantiality of the body helping us to see things as they really are. Join us in letting go of the separation that keeps us from experiencing our true identity. Join us for our annual Pacific Northwest Regional Retreat
Who Am I ? How do you want to keep living your life?
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