Special Events
Full-Day Rohatsu
Joining together for Rohatsu Zazenkai is a powerful way to share and deepen our practice, and to honor our lineage as we realize and express the Buddha Way through deep silence, zazen, kinhin, ceremony, and fellowship.
Winter Ango
Winter Ango
Ango is a time for those who follow the Buddha Way to intensify and deepen their practice with additional periods of zazen, study, and work practice.
Full-Day Zazenkai
“Zazenkai” literally means coming together for zazen and is an opportunity to deepen and strengthen our commitment to whole-hearted practice in a supportive group setting. In addition to shikantaza, the Zazenkai includes kinhin (walking meditation), liturgy, and a dharma talk and discussion.
Full-Day Zazenkai
“Zazenkai” literally means coming together for zazen and is an opportunity to deepen and strengthen our commitment to whole-hearted practice in a supportive group setting. In addition to shikantaza, the Zazenkai includes kinhin (walking meditation), liturgy, and a dharma talk and discussion.
Spring Ango
Spring Ango
Ango is a time for those who follow the Buddha Way to intensify and deepen their practice with additional periods of zazen, study, and work practice.
Summer Ango
Summer Ango
Ango is a time for those who follow the Buddha Way to intensify and deepen their practice with additional periods of zazen, study, and work practice.
Half-Day Zazenkai
“Zazenkai” literally means coming together for zazen and is an opportunity to deepen and strengthen our commitment to whole-hearted practice in a supportive group setting. In addition to shikantaza, the Zazenkai includes kinhin (walking meditation), liturgy, and a dharma talk and discussion.
Half-Day Zazenkai
“Zazenkai” literally means coming together for zazen and is an opportunity to deepen and strengthen our commitment to whole-hearted practice in a supportive group setting. In addition to shikantaza, the Zazenkai includes kinhin (walking meditation), liturgy, and a dharma talk and discussion.
Full-Day Rohatsu
Joining together for Rohatsu Zazenkai is a powerful way to share and deepen our practice, and to honor our lineage as we realize and express the Buddha Way through deep silence, zazen, kinhin, ceremony, and fellowship.
Winter Ango
Winter Ango
Ango is a time for those who follow the Buddha Way to intensify and deepen their practice with additional periods of zazen, study, and work practice.
Half-Day Zazenkai
“Zazenkai” literally means coming together for zazen and is an opportunity to deepen and strengthen our commitment to whole-hearted practice in a supportive group setting. In addition to shikantaza, the Zazenkai includes kinhin (walking meditation), liturgy, and a dharma talk and discussion.