Being Here: Meditation and Dharma with Milo

​Being Here is a weekly gathering guided by seasoned Dharma Teacher Milo Burn.

​The gathering is to celebrate silence and stillness, to study, practice and realize Buddhist teachings, and for dynamic inquiry into mindfulness, freedom, and compassion in the midst of daily life. So much of our lives are oriented toward becoming. Being Here offers a regular space to pause that momentum and explore what becomes possible when we give our attention to simply being here.

​Through meditation, heart teachings, and conversation, we practice bringing this quality of being into the rest of our lives. The emphasis is on direct experience rather than technique. Think: less following a recipe and more hanging out in your grandma’s kitchen!

​Come to practice, listen, ask questions, and spend time in a space devoted to being here.

​For more about Milo, including extended biography, upcoming retreats, and 1-1 guidance, visit: www.boundlessness.org

​Schedule 10:30 AM: Arrive and settle, we start the sit at 10:40, and it’s okay to enter quietly after this time if you are late.

​Participation Norms

• ​RSVP on Luma or drop in

• ​No formal membership or prior experience required

• ​Questions, reflections, and inquiry are encouraged What to Bring

• ​Bring a zafu if you prefer this to the provided chairs and pillows Suggested Donation / Dana Being Here is offered on a dana basis, as an expression of generosity and shared responsibility. Contribute according to your means and inspiration. The Commons Being Here creates a weekly place at The Commons to practice being alongside becoming. It is part of the larger rhythm of rituals, relationships, and creative life that make The Commons a civic hearth for personal becoming and creative expression.