A Sangha in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh since 2001
Those of you on our email list know that our theme for our Thursday evening sangha meetings this month is “Honoring women’s voices in our Plum Village tradition.”
In celebration of Women’s History Month, The Mindfulness Bell magazine has shared a selection of articles from its archives by women teachers. You can read it here. You will find articles by Sisters Chan Khong, Chan Duc, and Dang Nghiem, as well as Dharma Teachers Kaira Jewel Lingo and Leslie Rawls.
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Is everyone on the Eyes of Compassion mailing list aware of the amazing study and practice resources available free on the Plum Village app? Continue reading “Plum Village app and YouTube channel”
The 2017 documentary on Thich Nhat Hanh, “Walk With Me,” is available on the streaming service Kanopy. Anyone living in Denver with a Denver Public Library card can watch it for free through Kanopy. Go to the Kanopy home page, sign in, and go here. Details on how to sign up for Kanopy can be found here. Find out how to get a library card here. If you’re not in Denver, see if your friendly local public library also offers Kanopy. Continue reading “Watch “Walk With Me” for free”
Wake Up & friends are organizing an online #festival to support our monastic family in these times of pandemic. A day full of song, sharing and joy, hosted by Joe and Rachel. Info and tickets: https://joeholtaway.com/2020/10/29/winter-warmer-festival/ Hope to see you there and do share this invitation!
The Lotus Institute is offering a retreat on “Lived Emptiness, The Heart of Anti-Racism” which takes place, online, from Friday, December 4 to Sunday, December 6, 2020. It is offered by Registration closes on December 2. Go here to register.
Here’s the description: Continue reading ““Lived Emptiness” retreat registrations closing Dec. 2″
Our sangha’s Plant-Powered Practitioners Support Network (PPPSN) has been mostly inactive these last months, since the pandemic has prevented us from gathering in person to share food and videos. However, now that the holidays are approaching, we’d like to offer support to those of you who want to leave animal products off your holiday table.
Check out this article (among many you can find online) about negotiating the holiday kindly with meat-eating family and friends. Recipes included:
https://www.nomeatathlete.com/
This is a short guided meditation offered by Brother Phap Linh. It was posted on YouTube on October 7 and recently mentioned in The Raft.
Jesse Palidofsky thinks that what America needs are new lyrics for its old song. He’s just released a beautiful single to help inspire and energize us during these tense weeks leading up to the election on November 3rd. Please listen and watch, then share this gem with your friends and social networks.
