Sunday Morning Meditation:

Updated12/24/22
DUE TO HAZARDOUS WEATHER CONDITIONS THE CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON 12/25. JOIN US AT 10:00 am ON ZOOM FOR A 45 MINUTE SILENT MEDITATION

In person and on Zoom

Meditation begins at 10 am.  There is some ritual, including lighting a candle, bowing, and brief chanting that begins and ends the meditation.  There are two sitting meditations, interspersed with a brief walking meditation.   The session ends at 11:00.

First Sundays: We start at the same time as other Sundays but at 11 a.m. we will have a Dharma talk by a sangha member or local teacher. People can come for the whole service or simply for the talk and discussion. 

Third Sundays: Meditation session starts at 10 and ends at 11 a.m., followed by discussion.  The focus of the discussion is a reading which is emailed out to all on our list several days earlier. 

Second, Fourth and Fifth Sundays: Service from 10 - 11 am.

 
Tuesday:

In person

7:00-7:45pm

45 minute meditation at the Dharma Center (not Zoomed)

Wednesday:

Meditation Instruction & Discussion on Zoom

7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

Please join us for Wednesday evenings. The format is informal with meditation instruction, meditation, and discussion. The discussion segment will be a time for questions and answers as well as teaching and dialogue on various topics pertinent to meditation.  Whether you are a one-time visitor, an occasional participant or regularly attend these evenings, we hope you will find them helpful. There is no cost but donations are most welcomed.

Saturday:  

Buddhist 12 Step Group (B12) In Person and  on Zoom

7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Buddhism and the Twelve Steps Study Group.  More information under Programs and Classes.

Daily Zoom Silent Meditation

7 days a week;7:00am to 7:40 am

Cost: Free; donations are welcome

Join us for 40 minutes of silent meditation to start your day

ZOOM INFO FOR ALL BDCC PROGRAMS

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84622890309?pwd=cjJtM1RMUWNqVnp3UXVNODZTYndOdz09 

Meeting ID 846 2289 0309

Passcode CBDC

Copies of Chants done in the Sunday Morning Service:

The Heart Sutra