Beginning Instruction—online
with MRO Seniors
October 19, 2022
Learn how to sit zazen and establish a personalized practice space of your own. Join us afterwards on Livestream.com/MRO for zazen and chanting the Four Bodhsattva Vows at the conclusion of the Monastery’s evening zazen.
There will be plenty of time for questions. Offered monthly.
Please plan to sign on promptly by 7pm.
Wednesday, October 19, 7-8pm
Your registration confirmation will include a link to the Zoom session.
Our online programs are offered by donation so that everyone can participate. We appreciate your support.
Teacher
MRO Seniors
Senior students in the Mountains and Rivers Order have a number of things in common. They have each led a training period (at the request of a teacher) and have each practiced for long enough to see successive generations come through the Monastery, the Zen Center, and our affiliates. They also share a dedication and commitment to helping others find their way in sangha harmony. Beyond these attributes, they represent a diverse age group and come from equally diverse backgrounds. Some work in mental health, or technology. Some are artists, others are librarians. Some have families of their own, others are cloistered monastics. Seniors help guide the training within the MRO through teaching responsibilities, mentoring, and by providing all of us with examples of how to live the bodhisattva path authentically and with integrity. If you would like to contact a senior student, you can use this common email address from which your question will be directed to an appropriate individual. seniorstudents@dharma.net
Learn more about MRO Seniors
Senior students in the Mountains and Rivers Order have a number of things in common. They have each led a training period (at the request of a teacher) and have each practiced for long enough to see successive generations come through the Monastery, the Zen Center, and our affiliates. They also share a dedication and commitment to helping others find their way in sangha harmony. Beyond these attributes, they represent a diverse age group and come from equally diverse backgrounds. Some work in mental health, or technology. Some are artists, others are librarians. Some have families of their own, others are cloistered monastics. Seniors help guide the training within the MRO through teaching responsibilities, mentoring, and by providing all of us with examples of how to live the bodhisattva path authentically and with integrity. If you would like to contact a senior student, you can use this common email address from which your question will be directed to an appropriate individual. seniorstudents@dharma.net
Learn more about MRO Seniors