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ScheduleAll Sunday meetings start at 6:00 and are live-streamed. For the Zoom link and other information, click here:news?ev=live. Note that this schedule can change at any time without advance notice.
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Sangha NewsVirtual and "Hybrid" SanghaOn Sunday evenings, we offer Virtual Sangha via Zoom. We start at 6pm, and usually end around 7:30.We also meet in person occasionally, at St. Luke Church, 10 Bayview Drive, San Rafael. When we meet in person, we also offer Zoom connection, so on those nights you can join us either way!
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If you can only join us by telephone, call
Hybrid Meeting with J.D. DoyleOn March 16, 2025, we'll be meeting in "hybrid" format! We will offer our usual internet connection, AND we will meet in-person.Join us in person at St. Luke Church, 10 Bayview Drive, San Rafael. We'll be in the actual church, not in our old space. Or
Join us via zoom, by clicking on this link:
If you can only join us by telephone, call
Daylong RetreatTaking the One Seat: Choiceless Awareness & Awakened Awareness PracticesTaught by Heather Sundberg The teaching and practice of Taking the One Seat, out of the lineage of Ajahn Chah, is a practice of choiceless non-preferential awareness with all experience at the 6 sense doors, which can grow into the recognition of the essence of mind itself, which is empty of self, filled with clarity and awakeness. Heather will offer teachings and guided meditations on the theme, as well as time for discussion about how to live these teachings in our daily lives. The practices will emphasize Embodiment, Energy practice, accessing or familiarizing with Pure Awareness, and Wisdom-Based Inquiry. These are practices which have been the core of Heather's teaching activities for over a decade of her quarter century teaching career. In this daylong we will explore the Taking the One Seat teaching/practice from the following perspectives:
Saturday, May 3, 2025
Dana (donation) The Teacher offers the teachings freely in the tradition of the Buddha, and her livelihood is completely sustained by the generosity of the communities she serves. Dana (donation) for these priceless teachings will be gratefully accepted by the teacher, giving participants the opportunity to freely engage in the practice of generosity, the first step toward freedom. For details on offering dana to Heather, please visit www.MarinSangha.org/teachers.php?t=sundberg
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