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Seirin Tim Schorre: Intention and Spring Bird Migration

April 24, 2021 Judson Dunn
Tim Schorre

Tim Schorre

Zen Priests Seirin Tim Schorre and Gyōzan Royce Johnson lead a day of intensive practice. Practicing together in a day of sesshin allows us to continue to develop and deepen practice. The cut off date for signing up is Friday morning April 23rd at 11 am. Otherwise, it is not possible to guarantee sending the zoom link to late sign ups.

The day will be focused on zazen and the practice of opening the mind and heart. Zazen can ground and support us, everyone around us, and the whole world, allowing us to open to the teachings of wisdom and compassion. The day includes zazen (sitting meditation), kinhin (walking meditation), a dharma talk with discussion, and breaks for meals.

← Rev. Hondo Dave Rutschman: Dharma FriendshipShinji Mary Carol Edwards: Zen Practice Is Our Relationship With Nature →

Recorded Dharma Talks at the Zen Center. This is a podcast, and can be subscribed to in Apple Podcasts, Overcast, or directly via the RSS feed.

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