Dear Sangha,
I hope you are safe and well in this strange time we are living through.
Letting go is a fundamental element of our practice. It is a key to peace, wellbeing and awakening. It is both explicit and implied in many of our meditations and teachings. Letting go of our views, of the tension in our bodies, of clinging to and aversion from anything, brings freedom from self-induced suffering and freedom to fully enjoy the gifts of our lives. We learn to be with what is, no longer caught and pulled out of the present moment by avoiding or running after something beyond what is. We become both solid and free. Thay said solidity and freedom are attributes of Nirvana. Please join me this Tuesday to explore and enjoy this liberating practice.
Keith
True Enlightenment Garden
practicing mindfulness in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh.
Meeting in person: SUNDAYS 4-5:30 pm PST
Bard Hall at
First Unitarian Universalist Church (UU)4190 Front St, San Diego CA 92103
Parking is provided in the Ace lot with a church pass (available onsite)
Sunday, April 12
Marge will share about using the practice to care for ourselves and for others during this time of the coronavirus. Continuing with reflecting on Thay’s teachings in The Art of Living, we will also contemplate a small part of Chapter 2, Signlessness, A Cloud Never Dies.
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