We regularly meet through Zoom and in person to practice sitting meditation (zazen) together. We provide cushions or chairs to those who choose to join us in person.

During the morning schedule and retreats, we practice walking meditation as an extension of seated meditation.

During this ceremony, we chant the Loving Kindness Meditation, a teaching that emphasizes our inherent interconnection, and asks us to cultivate an open heart, full of goodwill, toward all beings without exception, starting with the beings who are present with us, here and now.

A dharma talk is given by the guiding teacher or a guest teacher and is intended to encourage meditation practice through personal stories as well as traditional teachings.

This group offers an inclusive space to all, so that we can explore what social justice means for people and engage in the conversations and relationship building that grow communities and put us in touch with one another.

When human life becomes chaotic and overwhelming, it can be helpful to head for the nearest meditation cushion or chair. In this Zoom class, we will discuss the basics of Zen and meditation.

Recovery Sangha is a community of people whose lives have been touched by addiction. We welcome addicts, alcoholics, family, friends, providers, caretakers, and any other interested person.

During our seasonal class series, we engage in deep study of different Zen teachings together. These classes happen both in-person and through Zoom and seek to accommodate all.

This is a dedicated time for connection with others to discover the basics of meditation practice and make contact with our own stability and sanity. Sessions will include brief instruction in sitting posture, teachings for well-being and healing, and practices for working with the mind, along with guided meditation for grounding and centering.