Sunday Open Meditation: Contemplating the Words of the Buddha

6 Sundays
October 18, 25 + November 8, 15, 22, 29

Please join us in contemplating the words of the Buddha (from the Dhammapada and other sutras.)

Schedule
10:00 am Open Meditation (sitting & walking)
10:30 am Dharma Discussion
11:30 am Community Potluck Lunch

Registration
Nalandabodhi Seattle offers dharma teachings at no cost, but please consider making a donation if you are able.

Format
Onsite only

Registration Details
Please register using the link that accords with your desired date.
https://seattle.nalandabodhi.org/events/?em_search=Words%20of%20the%20Buddha

After registering, look for an auto-email response (subject: “Registration Confirmation – Sunday Open Meditation: Words of the Buddha”).

Please practice generosity when registering so that Nalandabodhi Seattle can continue to offer precious teachings like these to all who are interested in the dharma.

Questions
If you have questions about these Sundays, please contact our program coordinator.

If you would like to volunteer to help support this Sunday or Sunday Open Meditation in general, please fill out the Sunday volunteering form. If you would like to contribute to the Sunday potluck, please fill out the Sunday Potluck form.

Volunteer Signup Form for Sundays
https://airtable.com/appeQ37Y20exdeoBv/pagCJWPHc8tZzVIt3/form

Sunday Potluck Food Contribution Form
https://airtable.com/appeQ37Y20exdeoBv/pag9ArmkcYcuOelJJ/form

Teachers
These discussions will be facilitated by novice monastics, Nalandabodhi Karunikas, and other senior students.
The “Karunika” title: In 2021, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, with the support of the Nalandabodhi Acharyas, Lamas, and Mitras (the most senior group of designated teachers in Nalandabodhi), appointed over eighty long-time students to serve in a newly created supporting teacher’s role to assist in guiding our sangha members and to help share with the general public Nalandabodhi’s unique approach to spirituality. The Sanskrit term “Karunika” means “one who has compassion.” Possessing a wide range of backgrounds and sets of individual expertise, as well as formidable experience in the study and practice of the Buddhadharma, the Karunikas offer programs on themes connected to the paths of study, meditation, and mindful activity and on the “five fields of knowledge”: healing, the arts, language and communication, logic and epistemology, and the inner science of mind.