The Deepest Intention of the Heart
Teacher: Sharon Beckman-Brindley
Article: Hold to the Center! Zen Advice for When Things Blow Up Around You
Chant: om mani padme hum
This talk begins with a minute of silence.
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When life is challenging, internally or externally, we can find ourselves confused and uncertain about how to live our spiritual practice, how to proceed. While all of the Dharma is a guide, we can still be confused in the moment: what is mine to do? Here? Now?
Tonight's talk will explore and hopefully strengthen our personal and unique ability to rest in this confusion as a perfect doorway to the clarity of the sacred.
The program is designed to be friendly and of interest to people with no meditation experience as well as more advanced practitioners.
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