Gallery – Eyes of Compassion

Thay at 2011 Retreat – Rocky Mountain National Park

Thursday night Sangha at University Park UMC

Another photo at the Thursday night Sangha

Dr. Peggy Ward and Dr. Larry Ward (senior dharma teachers) at retreat

Sitting meditation at the Thursday night Sangha

Larry Ward and Peggy Ward, senior dharma teachers

Avalokiteśvara statue at Compassionate Dharma Cloud monastery in Colorado

Our Sangha

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Both of these lists are “Google Groups.” The first group is for all regular messages except Wake Up messages; the second group will receive only messages about Wake Up, which is for people their 20’s or 30’s. People in their 20’s and 30’s can join both groups!

You need a Google account to join (e. g., a gmail.com email address). When you click on the link above, you should get a message saying: “You don’t have permission to access this content. For access, try asking to join the group . . .” and click on the link there. A form will be displayed saying “Ask to join Eyes of Compassion,” which you can fill out and submit.

If you do not have, or do not wish to use, a Google account, email us at eoc.ctc@gmail.com and we can add you manually.

CONTACT US

Interested in learning more about our community or an event? You can email us here:
Eyes of Compassion email address: eoc.ctc@gmail.com

MORE ABOUT US

We are located in Denver, Colorado, U. S. A. We have been continuously sitting together since 2001. We come from all backgrounds, cultures and ideologies and have been drawn together by the Plum Village tradition and the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh. We sit together with the intention of increasing peacefulness and insight in families, our society, and ourselves. We have a wonderfully diverse group of practitioners, some with very little experience, others with many years of sitting.

Eyes of Compassion welcomes everyone regardless of your racial or ethnic heritage, gender identification, or sexual orientation. We expressly support the Call to Love in Action issued by the ARISE Sangha in our Tradition, and the Statement Speaking Out Against Anti-Asian Violence issued by the San Francisco Zen Center.

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