Doju is leading virtual evening zazen for the IU Buddhist Study Association and extends the invitation to our local sangha. We've posted the link in our listing of virtual practice at right. Doju advises, "We have been keeping our video on and muting our audio once we start in order to simulate a shared but quiet space, but we sit without looking at the computer screen so as not to be distracted. It's a little weird at first to meditate together online, but the idea is to help motivate people to practice at a particular time and for a particular length of time. Without a framework like this, it can be easy to get distracted or to stop maintaining a good schedule. If you aren't comfortable sharing your video, that's fine too, but I would encourage folks to if you are able."
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Virtual practice for
our Bloomington-area sangha offered via Zoom When you click the links below for Sanshin activities. you may be asked for a password. It was provided in the original email you received from Sanshin with the link to this page. Weekday morning zazen and service (6:10 am) click here to join Wednesday evening zazen and book discussion (6:30 pm) click here to join Weekday evening zazen with IU campus group (6:30 pm) click here to join Sunday morning zazen and dharma talk: (9:10 am) click here to join May 10: Gate 32: Working for the dharma May 17: Genzo-e; no talk May 24: Gate 33: Awareness of time May 31: Gate 34: Inhibition of self-conceit Download Sanshin's chant book for morning services (but please chant with mic muted)
Download chant sheet for the Enmei Jukku Kannongyo
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