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Join Dharma Teacher Myobun on Tuesdays this Fall for lively, immersive classes exploring the very groundwork of this dharma path.

Join Dharma Teacher Myobun on Tuesdays this Fall for lively, immersive classes exploring the very groundwork of this dharma path.

In this circle we will share our questions and insights and use short readings, breath and posture investigations, and somatic techniques to shine the light of our inquiry directly on zazen.

In this six-week series, we will explore our relationship to the earth and with ourselves through Dogen’s Mountains and Waters Sutra and through the practice of forest bathing.

Join Abbot Ejo McMullen each Thursday for an exploration of one of Soto Zen’s most important texts.

Zazenkai offer an opportunity to come together for a day of mostly silent practice, including sitting and walking meditation, chanting and a shared meal.

Sunday October 30

During our annual Segaki ceremony we make offerings to the hungry ghosts, both without and within, unlocking their inability to receive nourishment, as well as nourishing ourselves.

Join us as several of our friends in the Dharma and members of the Buddha Eye community receive the Bodhisattva Precepts in a special ceremony.

December 4-11

Fusatsu is a monthly ceremony of atonement and vow renewal. Su October 9, Mon November 7, Wed December 7

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The temple’s regular daily schedule has resumed. See the online Fall Programing Guide 2022 (or download a PDF here) for classes, workshops, retreats and circles that are scheduled in addition to regular temple practice.

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Sunday 7/24
9:00am: Zazen
10:00am: Chanting Service, Zazen, and Talk
Abbot: Ejo McMullen

We have a tendency to consider life only as a movement forward. We focus on growth, fixing problems, and saving the world. In teaching the Buddha Way, Our Great Ancestor Dogen Zenji encourages us to take the “backward step”. Join our Abbot as he discusses this subtle movement of spiritual practice and how there is much more to life than getting things done.

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After some words from me in memory of Satsuki, we will hold a chanting service in her honor.  Please join if you can.   
-Ejo  

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Experience enclosed in this way is safe, but it is also dull. Join us this Sunday as Abbot Ejo McMullen discusses the liberation of experience and the fullness of life.
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As Genjo departs indefinitely from the temple, he'll offer a few words of gratitude and encouragement to the assembly. Then we'll then move into space for questions. Please bring your curiosity forward!
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