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The Buddhist Way to Happiness:
The Four Wise Efforts
Day-long Meditation Retreat
with Sally Armstrong
Saturday, May 11, 9:30am -4:30pm
At St. Luke Church, 10 Bayview Drive, San Rafael
What makes us happy? Why do we suffer? Why do we perpetuate suffering?
What blocks happiness and well-being, and what perpetuates discontent,
frustration and suffering? This daylong will explore what the Buddha said in
answer to these important questions, and how we can integrate these into our
daily lives.
This program includes silent sitting and walking meditation, Dharma talks, and
interactive exercises.
Registration:
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Registration is strongly encouraged to help
us manage enrollment and to reserve your space.
Daylongs at Marin Sangha are offered by donation/for dana. The suggested
donation for this retreat is $50-120 with no one turned away for lack of funds.
What to Bring
- Lunch, or you can drive to a nearby restaurant or market
- A cushion if you wish to sit on the floor. Chairs will be provided.
- Dana for the teacher, and Dana for rent. Dating back to the time of the
Buddha, an interdependence has existed between those who offer the
teachings and those who receive them. Dana is deeply appreciated.
Metta and Equanimity:
How the Heart Practices Support the Wisdom Practices
Day-long Meditation Retreat
with Donald Rothberg
At St. Luke Church
Saturday, July 13, 9:30-4:30
Details to follow!
Registration:
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Registration is strongly encouraged to help
us manage enrollment and to reserve your space.
Daylongs at Marin Sangha are offered by donation/for dana. The suggested
donation for this retreat is $50-120 with no one turned away for lack of funds.
Day-long Meditation Retreat
with Phillip Moffitt
At St. Luke Church
Saturday, October 12, 9:30-4:30
Details to follow!
Marin Sangha Announces:
BEGINNING BUDDHIST MEDITATION CLASS
WHAT: A class for people brand new to Buddhist meditation
WHERE: Marin Sangha, located in St Luke's Church at 10 Bayview Drive, San Rafael
WHEN: 5:00 PM to 5:45 PM on October 13 and November 10, 2019
COST: Free
Email drmarypaige@gmail.com
Marin Sangha has noted the lack of beginning Buddhist meditation classes in
Marin County and is filling the void with a class that will take place
on the Second Sunday of the month just before the normal meeting of the Sangha.
The class will be a rotating cycle of different practices.
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