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Kado the Japanese Floral Practice of Non-Duality An exploration of Shingon Buddhism non-duality through the lens of Saga Goryu Ikebana. Presented by David KOmeiji
On Sunday mornings during the May Sit, we will have our Sunday morning zazen and schedule as usual, which is open to all. After that, the zendo will be open for sitting for the rest… Read more »
The Sodo is open every day from 5:30am to about 9:30pm for open sitting meditation, except Sundays, when it opens at 8:30am. During the morning, we have our regular morning program, which includes zazen and… Read more »
Each month, except in summer, formal lay- and monk- disciples of the teachers gather for a vegetarian potluck and relaxed discussion. Disciples only, please. Because this is scheduled during the May Sit, things will be… Read more »
Presented by Shintai, one of DRZC’s Lay Teachers, and Carrie, a parent and teacher in the Dharma Garden program.
Presented by Bukkai, one of Dharma Rain Zen Center’s Lay Teachers.
Presented by Shin’yu Vitells, DRZC’s Tenzo (Head Cook)
Presented by Nina Pileggi
Presented by Anita Bermont
Introduction to the basics of Chinese (Japanese) calligraphy. Overview of the styles of calligraphy/brushes/papers and inks. Practice making friends with the brush and ink. Practice some simple characters. Suitable for beginners and advanced students. Presented… Read more »
Come celebrate the completion of our beautiful new Sodo and Phase I of our new campus in typical Zen style …by sitting very still for 31 days. During the month of May, the Sodo will… Read more »
Ecology is the science of relationships, which occur simultaneously across multiple dimensions. The practice of deep ecology is to access the structure of interconnectedness that is one way to articulate and experience our true nature.… Read more »
Find out why a mix of native flowers and grasses might be a better option than turfgrass for your yard, and learn how to do it. Presentation will reference the work done in the savanna… Read more »
Come learn how to identify a variety of the native and invasive flowers, herbs and grasses represented at Siskiyou Square. Presented by Jeff Lesh of Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District
Explore the sights, sounds and smells of Siskiyou Square. This hands-on sense scavenger hunt will allow children and their parents to learn about the plants and animals that call this place home. Please wear comfortable… Read more »
Remediation and restoration with fungi. Learn how to use mushrooms to clean potential contaminants in soil, and improve soil structure and microbial health. Workshop with lecture, hands-on work, show and tell, question and answer, and… Read more »