CV Field Trip: The Joy of Dhamma Practice with Bhante Buddharakkhita at Spirit Rock
✨ Come join us for a beautiful day exploring the purpose of joy at Spirit Rock! 💛
"The Buddha’s teaching (the Dhamma) leads to peace/happiness, knowledge, high knowledge, enlightenment, and final awakening. What is the significance of joy in practicing the Dhamma? Without experiencing joy, the path to freedom might be tough. However, by experiencing joy, we can be motivated to practice the Dhamma. In this daylong program, we will explore the purpose of joy in practicing the Dhamma. The day will include a Dhamma talk, guided meditation, a question and answer session, and discussion"
🎟️ This is a group field trip coordinated by Community Village, to a ticketed event at Spirit Rock in West Marin. Register via the Spirit Rock website here.
🚙 Carpooling is a great opportunity to connect with others in the community & share experiences :) Join our WhatsApp group to coordinate carpools & connect with other folks attending!
❤️ You can learn more about the teacher Bhante Buddharakkhita here
😋 From Spirit Rock: "To preserve and uplift this part of our lineage and tradition, we encourage you to bring food offerings to share with the teachers (and fellow participants) if you wish. Please bring only vegetarian food to share and please bring any serving utensils your dish requires."
All are welcome. We look forward to sharing the day with you! 😊
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What's Community Village?
Community Village is a community-first approach to meditation oriented towards people in their 20s and 30s - and open to ALL (we don’t check IDs! :)). Whether you want to learn how to meditate, or are an experienced practitioner: our intention is to co-create welcoming and supportive environments to build meaningful connections, get inspired and learn how to bring practice into everyday life. We are a peer-led community, co-created by its members. Some come join in!
What's Spirit Rock?
Rooted in the teachings of Insight Meditation, Spirit Rock Meditation Center offers retreats, classes, and daylongs on-land and online that support both beginners and experienced practitioners in deepening their meditation practice. Located just 45 minutes north of San Francisco.