Ancient Wisdom, Modern Growth

An invitation to sit with the mystery, the moment, and the heart.
Join us every Tuesday evening for a gentle and insightful journey into Zen stories and koans — short, paradoxical tales and questions that have been used for centuries to point beyond words and awaken inner understanding.

Together, we’ll:

🌿 Read and reflect on traditional Zen stories or koans
🌿 Share personal interpretations and insights
🌿 Sit in quiet contemplation
🌿 Explore the deeper truths they reveal in everyday life

No prior experience with Zen or koans is needed — just a curious heart and an open mind. Whether you're a beginner or have been walking this path for a while, you're warmly welcome.

📍Location: 95 Westminster Street, Christchurch 8014
🕰️ Time: Tuesdays, 6:00pm–7:30pm

Why Read The Road Less Traveled Together?

Many of us sense that something in life needs to be faced—
in our relationships, our work, or ourselves—
yet we often delay, distract, or hope clarity will arrive on its own.

The Road Less Traveled is not a book of quick fixes or easy comfort.
It invites honest reflection on responsibility, love, discipline, and psychological maturity—and asks what it really means to grow.

This is a shared reading session, not a lecture or a class.
There will be no teaching, no pressure to speak, and no expectation to reach the “right” answers. The focus is on reading together, thoughtful conversation, and learning from one another.

You’re welcome to participate in whatever way feels right—
by speaking, listening, or simply sitting with the ideas.

If you value meaningful questions, honest reflection, and respectful dialogue, you’re warmly invited to join us.

📘 Practical Details
Book: The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck
When: Every Wednesday, 8:00–9:30 AM
Start Date: February 11
Venue: The Origin, 95 Westminster Street, St Albans
Format: In-person, participatory reading & discussion
Frequency: Weekly (8 sessions planned)

Feel free to bring your own copy of the book and a willingness to read slowly and thoughtfully—together.

An invitation to sit with the mystery, the moment, and the heart.
Join us every Tuesday evening for a gentle and insightful journey into Zen stories and koans — short, paradoxical tales and questions that have been used for centuries to point beyond words and awaken inner understanding.

Together, we’ll:

🌿 Read and reflect on traditional Zen stories or koans
🌿 Share personal interpretations and insights
🌿 Sit in quiet contemplation
🌿 Explore the deeper truths they reveal in everyday life

No prior experience with Zen or koans is needed — just a curious heart and an open mind. Whether you're a beginner or have been walking this path for a while, you're warmly welcome.

📍Location: 95 Westminster Street, Christchurch 8014
🕰️ Time: Tuesdays, 6:00pm–7:30pm

Why Read The Road Less Traveled Together?

Many of us sense that something in life needs to be faced—
in our relationships, our work, or ourselves—
yet we often delay, distract, or hope clarity will arrive on its own.

The Road Less Traveled is not a book of quick fixes or easy comfort.
It invites honest reflection on responsibility, love, discipline, and psychological maturity—and asks what it really means to grow.

This is a shared reading session, not a lecture or a class.
There will be no teaching, no pressure to speak, and no expectation to reach the “right” answers. The focus is on reading together, thoughtful conversation, and learning from one another.

You’re welcome to participate in whatever way feels right—
by speaking, listening, or simply sitting with the ideas.

If you value meaningful questions, honest reflection, and respectful dialogue, you’re warmly invited to join us.

📘 Practical Details
Book: The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck
When: Every Wednesday, 8:00–9:30 AM
Start Date: February 11
Venue: The Origin, 95 Westminster Street, St Albans
Format: In-person, participatory reading & discussion
Frequency: Weekly (8 sessions planned)

Feel free to bring your own copy of the book and a willingness to read slowly and thoughtfully—together.