This Sunday at 7:00 pm we'll gather to practice with finding our true selves in this world of impermanence and change.
The Buddha taught that: all things are impermanent, this impermanence causes suffering, and heartfelt opening up to our interconnectedness can end our suffering. Our spiritual practices--like meditating in community--give us the strength to find comfort and happiness amidst the neverending ups and downs of our lives.
We’ll do some mingling; meditate; I’ll share some reflections from a zen perspective on finding our true selves in an ever-changing world; and, we’ll have small group conversations. Plus, everyone gets a surprise party favor to bring home!
This is a wonderful opportunity to gather in spiritual community and make new friends. Come join!
A reminder if you're joining us in person: please arrive at least 10 minutes early as the line to check in can be long. There are plenty of friends to make while you're waiting for the formal program to begin.
In-person: Sunday, 7:00 to 8:30pm @ Yoga District — 1910 14th Street NW, 3rd Floor, Washington, DCOnline via Zoom: Join here
"kind speech...has the power to turn the destiny of the nation" Eihei Dogen.
Mark Stone (he/him)
Practice Leader, All Beings Zen Sangha allbeingszen.org
Teacher & Treasurer, Insight on the Inside insightontheinside.com
Meditation & mindfulness teacher stonemindful.com
https://www.downtowndharmadc.org/
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