Weekly Sitting Group every Wednesday 7:30-9 pm
All welcome. Experienced and first time meditators are encouraged and welcome.
The sangha is sustained through the practice of generosity (dana)

• Every Wednesday - meditation, dana for the guest and the studio are gratefully accepted
• .Every Second Wednesday of each month from April through December: an evening with the monastics of Abhayagiri Monastery.  Guided meditation followed by talk and discussion exploring different topics.

• June 2010:  "FOR THE LOVE OF THE WORLD."4 week Series with Ajahn Amaro
  Wednesdays from 7.30-9pm
   A series of talks exploring the themes of the elements and the natural ecological concerns that arise when we love the world. How can we bring our understanding of the earth directly into the practice? How can we support our work in the world with the gems of meditation? What did the Buddha have to say about the environment and our relationship to nature? 
    All welcome, no experience necessary. Donations greatly appreciated.
  June 9 -   "Feeling the Earth Move"  [kayanupassana]
  June 16 - "Still & Flowing, Wild Water"  [vedananupassana]
  June 23 - "All is Burning"  [cittanupassana]
  June 30 - "Winds of Change"  [dhammanupassana]

  Wednesday July 14th -  Our farewell evening with Ajahn Amaro.
  Ajahn Amaro, Co-Abbot of the Abhayagiri Monastery, will lead this evening of meditation, discussion and dhamma talk.Ajahn Amaro will be leaving the USA to reside in England at the end of July. The evening will be enjoyed by people with established practices as well as those new to meditation. For info: Larry Restel 468-8337 or email at meditation@yogamendocino.org
  The evenings are donation based events. Dana/donations gratefully accepted.
  
• Every third Wednesday (except July).- Roberta Werdinger, Zen Priest
  Roberta Werdinger is a Zen priestess, poet, and dancer. From 1995 to 2006 she studied Zen Buddhism at Green Gulch Farm and Tassajara Mountain Center. She  was ordained by her teacher, Tenshin Reb Anderson, in 2000. In 2006 she was head student, and left the monastery to pursue the path of writing. She currently resides in the wild hills outside Ukiah, where she writes, studies, and works. A freelance editor, she also teaches at Dharma Realm Buddhist University at City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in Talmage.In her talks, Roberta combines her various interests in ecology, literature, psychology, and the sciences to come to terms with the enormous challenges and unique opportunities of our times, and to explore the simple and endless mystery of being “just this person".
  

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