Event Type : Virtual

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

April 23-30, 2023
Hosted by the Dragon Heart Sangha
Via Zoom

The Online Spring Sesshin is a weeklong meditation intensive that runs concurrently with the Spring Sesshin in Torrey and is available to those who are not able to travel to Torrey. The program via Zoom includes Zazen and Services, Dokusan, community meetings and lunches, embodiment, and Dharma Talks. The Sesshin begins with an orientation session on Zoom at noon MT on Sunday, April 23, and ends with a closing online session at noon MT on Sunday, April 30.

Participants in the online Sesshin schedule their participation in advance, using a Practice Commitment form that we will provide in the week prior to the Sesshin. The online program requires you to sit at least one full 2-hour period per day in addition to the Dharma Talk. You are encouraged to participate in as much of the schedule as possible, creating a retreat experience in your home space.

CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION
The Online Spring Sesshin with Musho Roshi is open to meditators with some prior experience with Zen practice and grounding in Integral Theory or the work of Ken Wilber. To inquire about prerequisites and registration, please CONTACT US.

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

May 3-7, 2023
Hosted by the Steelyard Sangha
via Zoom

The Online Spring Sesshin is a four-day meditation intensive that runs concurrently with the Spring Sesshin in Salt Lake City and is available to those who are not able to travel. The program via Zoom includes Zazen and Services, Dokusan, embodiment, and Dharma Talks. The Sesshin begins with an evening session on Zoom at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, May 3, and ends with a closing online session on Sunday, May 7.

Participants in the online Sesshin schedule their participation in advance, using a Practice Commitment form that we will provide in the week prior to the Sesshin. The online program requires you to sit at least one full 2-hour period per day in addition to the Dharma Talk. You are encouraged to participate in as much of the schedule as possible, creating a retreat experience in your home space.

CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION
The Online Spring Sesshin with Mugaku Roshi is open to meditators with some prior experience with Zen practice. To inquire about prerequisites and registration, please CONTACT US.

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Talks with a Zen Master
Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm MT, via Zoom
June 14 – July 19, 2023

Talks with a Zen Master is a series of six sessions with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi reflecting on talks by Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the White Plum Lineage and dharma ancestor of Two Arrows Zen.

These Zen teachings will be offered to practitioners live via Zoom over six weeks, June 14 – July 19. To prepare for each week, participants will receive in advance a recording and transcript of a teisho (dharma talk) given by Maezumi Roshi.

On Tuesdays at 5:30 pm MDT, Musho Roshi will offer a one-hour reflection and teaching on a talk. Calls will be recorded and distributed to all who have registered for the program.

The Maezumi Roshi talks covered in this series are:

• Bendowa: On the Endeavor of the Way
• Maha Prajna Paramita: The Heart Sutra
• Fukanzazengi: Universal Recomendations for Zazen
• Mumonkan Case 23: Think Neither Good Nor Evil
• Shoji: Life and Death
• Immo: Suchness

Please register to participate in the live telecourse sessions or to receive the recordings. Select the contribution level that fits your circumstances.

Talks with a Zen Master
with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi
5:30 pm MDT
(4:30 PDT / 7:30 EDT / Thurs, 9:30 am AEST)
June 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Talks with a Zen Master
Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm MT, via Zoom
June 14 – July 19, 2023

Talks with a Zen Master is a series of six sessions with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi reflecting on talks by Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the White Plum Lineage and dharma ancestor of Two Arrows Zen.

These Zen teachings will be offered to practitioners live via Zoom over six weeks, June 14 – July 19. To prepare for each week, participants will receive in advance a recording and transcript of a teisho (dharma talk) given by Maezumi Roshi.

On Tuesdays at 5:30 pm MDT, Musho Roshi will offer a one-hour reflection and teaching on a talk. Calls will be recorded and distributed to all who have registered for the program.

The Maezumi Roshi talks covered in this series are:

• Bendowa: On the Endeavor of the Way
• Maha Prajna Paramita: The Heart Sutra
• Fukanzazengi: Universal Recomendations for Zazen
• Mumonkan Case 23: Think Neither Good Nor Evil
• Shoji: Life and Death
• Immo: Suchness

Please register to participate in the live telecourse sessions or to receive the recordings. Select the contribution level that fits your circumstances.

Talks with a Zen Master
with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi
5:30 pm MDT
(4:30 PDT / 7:30 EDT / Thurs, 9:30 am AEST)
June 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Talks with a Zen Master
Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm MT, via Zoom
June 14 – July 19, 2023

Talks with a Zen Master is a series of six sessions with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi reflecting on talks by Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the White Plum Lineage and dharma ancestor of Two Arrows Zen.

These Zen teachings will be offered to practitioners live via Zoom over six weeks, June 14 – July 19. To prepare for each week, participants will receive in advance a recording and transcript of a teisho (dharma talk) given by Maezumi Roshi.

On Tuesdays at 5:30 pm MDT, Musho Roshi will offer a one-hour reflection and teaching on a talk. Calls will be recorded and distributed to all who have registered for the program.

The Maezumi Roshi talks covered in this series are:

• Bendowa: On the Endeavor of the Way
• Maha Prajna Paramita: The Heart Sutra
• Fukanzazengi: Universal Recomendations for Zazen
• Mumonkan Case 23: Think Neither Good Nor Evil
• Shoji: Life and Death
• Immo: Suchness

Please register to participate in the live telecourse sessions or to receive the recordings. Select the contribution level that fits your circumstances.

Talks with a Zen Master
with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi
5:30 pm MDT
(4:30 PDT / 7:30 EDT / Thurs, 9:30 am AEST)
June 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Talks with a Zen Master
Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm MT, via Zoom
June 14 – July 19, 2023

Talks with a Zen Master is a series of six sessions with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi reflecting on talks by Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the White Plum Lineage and dharma ancestor of Two Arrows Zen.

These Zen teachings will be offered to practitioners live via Zoom over six weeks, June 14 – July 19. To prepare for each week, participants will receive in advance a recording and transcript of a teisho (dharma talk) given by Maezumi Roshi.

On Tuesdays at 5:30 pm MDT, Musho Roshi will offer a one-hour reflection and teaching on a talk. Calls will be recorded and distributed to all who have registered for the program.

The Maezumi Roshi talks covered in this series are:

• Bendowa: On the Endeavor of the Way
• Maha Prajna Paramita: The Heart Sutra
• Fukanzazengi: Universal Recomendations for Zazen
• Mumonkan Case 23: Think Neither Good Nor Evil
• Shoji: Life and Death
• Immo: Suchness

Please register to participate in the live telecourse sessions or to receive the recordings. Select the contribution level that fits your circumstances.

Talks with a Zen Master
with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi
5:30 pm MDT
(4:30 PDT / 7:30 EDT / Thurs, 9:30 am AEST)
June 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Talks with a Zen Master
Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm MT, via Zoom
June 14 – July 19, 2023

Talks with a Zen Master is a series of six sessions with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi reflecting on talks by Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the White Plum Lineage and dharma ancestor of Two Arrows Zen.

These Zen teachings will be offered to practitioners live via Zoom over six weeks, June 14 – July 19. To prepare for each week, participants will receive in advance a recording and transcript of a teisho (dharma talk) given by Maezumi Roshi.

On Tuesdays at 5:30 pm MDT, Musho Roshi will offer a one-hour reflection and teaching on a talk. Calls will be recorded and distributed to all who have registered for the program.

The Maezumi Roshi talks covered in this series are:

• Bendowa: On the Endeavor of the Way
• Maha Prajna Paramita: The Heart Sutra
• Fukanzazengi: Universal Recomendations for Zazen
• Mumonkan Case 23: Think Neither Good Nor Evil
• Shoji: Life and Death
• Immo: Suchness

Please register to participate in the live telecourse sessions or to receive the recordings. Select the contribution level that fits your circumstances.

Talks with a Zen Master
with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi
5:30 pm MDT
(4:30 PDT / 7:30 EDT / Thurs, 9:30 am AEST)
June 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Talks with a Zen Master
Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm MT, via Zoom
June 14 – July 19, 2023

Talks with a Zen Master is a series of six sessions with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi reflecting on talks by Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the White Plum Lineage and dharma ancestor of Two Arrows Zen.

These Zen teachings will be offered to practitioners live via Zoom over six weeks, June 14 – July 19. To prepare for each week, participants will receive in advance a recording and transcript of a teisho (dharma talk) given by Maezumi Roshi.

On Tuesdays at 5:30 pm MDT, Musho Roshi will offer a one-hour reflection and teaching on a talk. Calls will be recorded and distributed to all who have registered for the program.

The Maezumi Roshi talks covered in this series are:

• Bendowa: On the Endeavor of the Way
• Maha Prajna Paramita: The Heart Sutra
• Fukanzazengi: Universal Recomendations for Zazen
• Mumonkan Case 23: Think Neither Good Nor Evil
• Shoji: Life and Death
• Immo: Suchness

Please register to participate in the live telecourse sessions or to receive the recordings. Select the contribution level that fits your circumstances.

Talks with a Zen Master
with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi
5:30 pm MDT
(4:30 PDT / 7:30 EDT / Thurs, 9:30 am AEST)
June 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
Suggested donation $5

Talks with a Zen Master
Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 pm MT, via Zoom
June 14 – July 19, 2023

Talks with a Zen Master is a series of six sessions with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi reflecting on talks by Taizan Maezumi Roshi, founder of the White Plum Lineage and dharma ancestor of Two Arrows Zen.

These Zen teachings will be offered to practitioners live via Zoom over six weeks, June 14 – July 19. To prepare for each week, participants will receive in advance a recording and transcript of a teisho (dharma talk) given by Maezumi Roshi.

On Tuesdays at 5:30 pm MDT, Musho Roshi will offer a one-hour reflection and teaching on a talk. Calls will be recorded and distributed to all who have registered for the program.

The Maezumi Roshi talks covered in this series are:

• Bendowa: On the Endeavor of the Way
• Maha Prajna Paramita: The Heart Sutra
• Fukanzazengi: Universal Recomendations for Zazen
• Mumonkan Case 23: Think Neither Good Nor Evil
• Shoji: Life and Death
• Immo: Suchness

Please register to participate in the live telecourse sessions or to receive the recordings. Select the contribution level that fits your circumstances.

Talks with a Zen Master
with Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi
5:30 pm MDT
(4:30 PDT / 7:30 EDT / Thurs, 9:30 am AEST)
June 14, 21, 28 July 5, 12, 19

Zen For Beginners
Every Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm MT, via Zoom

Zen practitioners aspire to continually approach people and situations with “beginner’s mind”– that is, with curiosity, openness, and receptivity to whatever may emerge, free of expectations or prejudgement.

Our weekly Thursday night meetup, hosted by members of the Two Arrows Zen Steelyard Sangha, is for those curious about meditation generally, especially those interested in sitting with a group, as well as experienced practitioners who would like to refresh and enhance their connection to Zen-specific forms in the spirit of “beginner’s mind.”

Each week we’ll cover the basics of Zen meditation (posture, breathing, etc.) with a focus on shared inquiry, experience, and reflection among friends. We’ll review the typical customs and protocols of formal practice in the zendo so that beginners and experienced practitioners alike will feel comfortable joining the sangha for in-person practice in our daily sittings or periodic retreats.

Traditional Zen practice and community provide a powerful path to personal growth and warm social connection. We invite you to join us.

Your registration confirmation will include the Zoom link for the Thursday meeting.
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