Buddhism, Meditation, Mindfulness and…Photography
This talk is focused mainly on several suggestions about bringing meditation and mindfulness skills more fully to bear on making photographs.
Giving Project Workgroup
Thank you to everyone who volunteered for our workgroup to mindfully assess the function of our Giving Project. We have been talking about our Giving Project for a long time. We have even had several community discussions about charitable giving as an organization. Unfortunately, we have not made much progress. …
Clear Comprehension
Curt discusess the concept of clear comprehension, covering the conditions that must be present for effective practice.
Meditation Class on Contemplation of Mind
Meditation online class on Contemplation of Mind Meets every Thursday evening in August and September 2020, 7-9pm via Zoom, led by David Lawson. Contact David **Class is currently full
Community Meeting Minutes, December 13, 2020 (Annual Meeting)
December 13, 2020 Minutes Vote on keeping the Sunday Sitting Zoom link on the website: Yes Vote to elect Lisa Zucker to the Board of Directors: Unanimous Yes Vote to elect Walter Tucker to the Board of Directors: Unanimous Yes Annual Board Report 2020: Accomplishments, current status 2020 Annual Teacher …
The Opposite of Clinging is Bowing
Ken Morley
I have found great benefit from Mindfulness Meditation practices and the teachings of the Buddha. My journey of self discovery began around 2003 when I was inspired by the audio book “The Power of Now” by Eckhart Tolle, and then taking an Ann Arbor Rec & Ed Insight Meditation class, and …
Jackie Miller
The Dhamma seems to me an immersive practice of acceptance and unfolding that brings our hearts courage and freedom. I love working close to the early texts and exploring with others how these beautiful teachings come to life for us.
Elizabeth Cheslak
Mindfulness meditation and Metta form the foundation of Elizabeth’s practice and teaching. She received teacher training at Still Mountain under the guidance of David Lawson.
Jim Whiteside
Jim’s current understanding of and approach to practice are eclectic and secular in orientation. While insight meditation and mindfulness practices are his personal favorites, he believes there is no one “right” practice for everyone, or even for any given person at different times and under different circumstances. He is especially interested in learning how to apply the skills and insights gained in practice to our daily lives.