Re: Supporting our Immigrant Neighbors - Options to Expand our Footprint at Metro Caring
Hi David,
I could potentially give a small but steady amount of garden produce from late July through late September possibly into late October depending on weather. ?My difficulty is transportation. ?Making it all the way into Denver regularly is not feasible for me, but if anyone lives in the south east metro area who can go to ZCD regularly I could potentially drive the produce to your house weekly or every other week during that time for a handoff. ?I live a short distance outside of Parker. ?Thanks!
Bill M.
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Bob,?
Thanks for your thoughtful input - I'll explore these options.?
David?
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David/All? -? ?It is worthwhile to consider different ways of working with Metro Caring. Just a couple?of notes-
for a number of months during the past couple of years, we also had the opportunity to work at Samaritan
House which largely consisted of serving meals in one or two cafeterias at their large shelter downtown. This
offered a bit more personal interaction with homeless clients than many jobs at Metro Caring and was scheduled
in the evening and on weekends which worked for the schedules of certain of our volunteers, but not others.
The 3 and 1/2 hour shifts at Metro Caring are somewhat more physically demanding, but many of our potential
volunteers can handle them. If we covered different shifts and product lines at Metro, like bagged lunches or fresh
vegetables, that could interest more of our folks and their skills. We could increase or vary our Metro shifts for a?
few months on a trial basis if they are amenable.? Gassho,? ? ? ?Bob
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Re: Supporting our Immigrant Neighbors - Options to Expand our Footprint at Metro Caring
David/All? -? ?It is worthwhile to consider different ways of working with Metro Caring. Just a couple?of notes- for a number of months during the past couple of years, we also had the opportunity to work at Samaritan House which largely consisted of serving meals in one or two cafeterias at their large shelter downtown. This offered a bit more personal interaction with homeless clients than many jobs at Metro Caring and was scheduled in the evening and on weekends which worked for the schedules of certain of our volunteers, but not others. The 3 and 1/2 hour shifts at Metro Caring are somewhat more physically demanding, but many of our potential volunteers can handle them. If we covered different shifts and product lines at Metro, like bagged lunches or fresh vegetables, that could interest more of our folks and their skills. We could increase or vary our Metro shifts for a? few months on a trial basis if they are amenable.? Gassho,? ? ? ?Bob
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Re: Supporting our Immigrant Neighbors - Options to Expand our Footprint at Metro Caring
Hi David,
I’d be interested in learning a bit more and in working on some of these questions with you.
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Sangha,?
We have been volunteering at Metro Caring Food Bank for a number of years now - typically sending a crew of 5-10 volunteers for a noon - 3:30 pm shift in the warehouse and market every other month. ?Last fall - a number of ZCD community members provided surplus fruits and vegetables from their home gardens to add to the food supply at Metro Caring. We intend to continue this practice on a periodic basis this summer and fall.
Since our volunteer shifts are during working hours - it seems worthwhile to explore other opportunities to contribute that could be done on an evening or weekend - if there is an interest in doing so. ?Metro Caring Volunteer Coordinator Aja Ledoux has identified hygiene kits and sack lunches as unmet needs that we could support on a periodic basis. Metro Caring serves about 1,000 clients - who largely come from the Latino community - who are under increasing duress based on the current administration's immigration policies.?
I'm reaching out to gauge everyone's interest in expanding our impact at Metro Caring. ?Do we want to increase our volunteer shifts from every other month to once a month? ?Do we want to continue providing surplus food from our gardens? ?Is there an interest in taking on the hygiene kits or sack lunches on a monthly or quarterly basis? ?Is there an interest in supporting Metro Caring in other ways?
Consistent is the key here. ?It is not so much what we do - but the fact that Metro Caring can count on us to fulfill our commitment(s) that is important.
I'd love to have a small group of folks who are interested in exploring these options and working with me on this. ?You can reach me here on the ??group - email me at ?dgibson@...?or call/text me at 720-671-0960.
In the dharma,?
David?
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Supporting our Immigrant Neighbors - Options to Expand our Footprint at Metro Caring
Sangha,?
We have been volunteering at Metro Caring Food Bank for a number of years now - typically sending a crew of 5-10 volunteers for a noon - 3:30 pm shift in the warehouse and market every other month. ?Last fall - a number of ZCD community members provided surplus
fruits and vegetables from their home gardens to add to the food supply at Metro Caring. We intend to continue this practice on a periodic basis this summer and fall.
Since our volunteer shifts are during working hours - it seems worthwhile to explore other opportunities to contribute that could be done on an evening or weekend - if there is an interest in doing so. ?Metro Caring Volunteer Coordinator Aja Ledoux has identified
hygiene kits and sack lunches as unmet needs that we could support on a periodic basis. Metro Caring serves about 1,000 clients - who largely come from the Latino community - who are under increasing duress based on the current administration's immigration
policies.?
I'm reaching out to gauge everyone's interest in expanding our impact at Metro Caring. ?Do we want to increase our volunteer shifts from every other month to once a month? ?Do we want to continue providing surplus food from our gardens? ?Is there an interest
in taking on the hygiene kits or sack lunches on a monthly or quarterly basis? ?Is there an interest in supporting Metro Caring in other ways?
Consistent is the key here. ?It is not so much what we do - but the fact that Metro Caring can count on us to fulfill our commitment(s) that is important.
I'd love to have a small group of folks who are interested in exploring these options and working with me on this. ?You can reach me here on the zcd.io group - email me at dgibson@... or call/text me at 720-671-0960.
In the dharma,?
David?
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Re: Invite to March 19 Book Event at Tattered Cover
Good morning. Some of you requested a reminder, so here goes. The local launch event for my book, The Empty Path, is next Wednesday, March 19, at 6pm at The Tattered Cover on Colfax (2526 E. Colfax). Tickets are required, and they serve as a gift card for you to purchase the book or another item. You can purchase tickets . ? Thank you very much for your support. I promise not to send any more emails! ? Billy ?
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Subject: [zcd] Invite to March 19 Book Event at Tattered Cover? Greetings all. As some of you know, I have a book coming out titled . ,_ The Tattered Cover at 2526 E Colfax is generously hosting an event for the book on March 19 at 6pm. I would love to see you there and get your support to make the event a success. ? There is a modest ticket charge that serves as a gift card, including for the book if you haven’t preordered it. You can purchase your ticket and find other details about the event . ? Thank you very much for considering it. ? Gassho, Billy ?
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March 14 Friday 10 - 11:30 am, Ukraine support session
Ukraine Speaker Series support session. A CU Boulder political science professor for Eastern European Politics,
Sarah Wilson Sokhey, has coordinated a series of webinars with participants from Ukraine and the US over the
past year. Video recordings are available at the site below. On this Friday, Sarah and her leading collaborators
in Europe will seek ideas and feedback concerning possible topics for the coming months of the weekly
presentations. Please feel free to join on Friday with your suggestions, even if you have not been able to particpate
previously. The (English speaking) Ukrainians want to listen and learn as well as to inform supporters as they fight
to preserve constitutional democracy with civil liberties from their front line positions.
The Zoom meeting will be ? (Passcode: Ukraine)
See the speaker series website here:
And links to recordings of all our past events here:
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Gatha for the Week of Mar. 8th through the 14th
Gatha Practice at ZCD
Gatha for the Week of Mar. 8th through the 14th Verses for Starting the Day: Rinsing Your Mouth?
Rinsing my mouth, my heart is cleansed.?
The universe is perfumed with flowers.?
When actions of body, speech, and mind are at peace,?
the place where I am is at peace.
For a more in depth discussion of this gatha see the 2022 edition of Present Moment Wonderful Moment by Thích Nh?t H?nh. In the Forward Sister Chan Duc includes a short history of Gathas and discusses the question: “How can mindfulness become a part of my daily life?” She also offers a way to deepen a Gatha practice. In the Introduction Thich Nhat Hanh discusses what are Gathas and his history using Gathas as a novice monk.
Nh?t H?nh, Thích. Present Moment Wonderful Moment (Revised Edition): Verses for Daily Living-Updated Third Edition. Parallax Press, 2022.
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Dear Sangha,
Dear Sangha, I’m forwarding the latest Zen Peacemaker newsletter, which includes a variety of upcoming events—Core Teachings, podcasts, film screenings, special events, Bearing Witness Retreats, and Council Circle opportunities. Be sure to scroll through to see all the offerings. I especially recommend Council Circle with Iris Dotan Katz ?on Tuesday, March?11. Iris (?e-ris) is a founding member of Zen Peacemakers and a core teacher in the Zen Peacemaker Order having led numerous Bearing Witness Retreats worldwide. (I cannot make this event but would love to hear back from anyone who can attend).
I encourage you to for all the latest updates. Contact me if you need help subscribing or have questions.
Bill H  Peacemaker Newsletter (March 4th, 2025) ? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ? | | | | Forwarded this email? for more |
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Peacemaker Newsletter (March 4th, 2025)Daffodils, Bernard Spragg. NZ, cc The Youth are a pillar
And a national symbol
They are a ray of light
And the future of the whole country
Without them
It means
A house without foundation
And with no entry point (door)
My point is
They can create peace
And can shape the future
Our beautiful land
They can illuminate it
They are Immutable flowers
That can benefit the people -Hiba Mohamed Hassan, 19, Somalia, from Poems for Peace, unicef
BEARING WITNESS RETREAT Bearing Witness to Racism in America 2025April 24, 2025 - April 28, 2025 It has long been our desire to create a bearing witness retreat around America’s racial history – as seen through the eyes of African Americans. The intention has always been to engage without becoming a tourist; to seek unity without ‘othering’ those with whom we Bear Witness. This year we plan on walking the grounds of a deep history in the expansion of slavery, Jim Crow, and the Civil Rights movement – Selma and Montgomery. We intend our Plunge in Alabama to be personal and transformative, with attendees coming away with an emotional and heart connection with the people, places, and events we witness. We hope you can join us.
FILM SERIES I Am Not Your NegroPurchase a ticket to for on-demand viewing between Feb 12 - March 14, 2025Cost: $5.49 via KINEMA, proceeds go towards supporting our Bearing Witness Retreats Working from the text of James Baldwin’s unfinished final novel, director Raoul Peck creates a meditation on what it means to be Black in the United States. Purchase Tickets
Due to distribution limitations, tickets are only available within the U.S.A.
WAY OF COUNCIL Council is one of our most important core Zen Peacemaker practices. We share Council during our Bearing Witness retreats most every day. In Council, we come together in a small group in a profound way. We create a shared liminal space that is safe, confidential, and perhaps sacred. We each listen and speak from the heart, encountering and experiencing one another gently and with awareness. We are not solving problems or debating issues or making plans. We are making a healing space for each of us to hear and be heard, see and be seen. UPCOMING COUNCILS (click on title to learn more & register)Tuesday, March 11th - Friday, March 21st -
PEACEMAKER CIRCLE Activity and Stillness: Practice to Avoid Becoming the Problem We’d Like to SolveThursday, March 6th, 12pm Eastern Time, ZoomJoin a presentation by Peter Coyote: “Suzuki Roshi once said that for those of us who live outside the monastery, ‘You must be very patient.’ I’d add not only with others, but with yourself as well and the difficulties of understanding that we are often the unwitting collaborators in participating in the problems we’d like to end. Politics is the study and practice of relationships between people and that seems to me a good working definition of Buddhism (if we include the old illusory, mischief-inducing ‘self’) and we don’t lose sight of the precepts as we try to support positive change.”
SERIES EVENT EARTHING: A 5-Part Series on Not Squandering our PlanetFirst Session: Thursday, March 13th, 2pm Eastern Time, ZoomJoin David Loy for the first session in a 5-part Series: The New Bodhisattva Path. More and more of us realize the multiple ecological crises and their fast unfolding, tipping point after tipping point. At the same time, more and more of us engage in environmental education, resistance against more destruction, fostering and healing the Earth. Zen Peacemakers around the world are bearing witness and taking action from not-knowing to support the preservation and regeneration of our home sphere, to embody hands-on compassion as Ecosattvas. In this five part series of events we want to deepen our practice as Earth Stewards, share global perspectives and local experience, and invite you to join our Ecosattva community.
CORE TRAINING The Three Tenets with Sensei Jim Daikan BastienMonday, March 10th, 12pm US Eastern Time, ZoomBernie Glassman articulated the Three Tenets of the Zen Peacemakers early in the evolution of the organization. But these three, simple, profound, vows or commitments can also be taken as a complete practice for our life: I will embody Not Knowing, thereby giving up fixed ideas. I will Bear Witness, opening my heart to the joy and suffering of life. I will take Loving Action arising out of not-knowing and bearing witness.
We can practice and manifest our true selves in every situation and with everything that arises, using the Three Tenets. This is a lifelong practice, one we never complete on our hourlong session we will present and describe the Three Tenets and have time to take your questions.
AFFILIATE ANNOUNCEMENT To strengthen our planetary network, ZP will feature newly affiliated groups. Join to explore some of the offerings of the organizations affiliated with ZP, and visit for a full list of these groups. Following is an introduction to the Sangha for Ukraine Sangha for UkraineCompassion for Ukraine Mission: The Compassion for Ukraine community maintains a daily gathering to open our minds and hearts, and radiate compassion to all who are suffering as a result of the invasion and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Our daily practice is based on traditions and practices of Buddhist meditation and mind training, with a focus on the practice of tonglen. In addition to our practice, we bear witness to the impacts of the war and learn from our Ukrainian friends about their experience and concerns, and about Ukrainian history and culture.
TAKING ACTION - Prison Outreach Letter Writing CampaignCompassion Prison Project has been told by several prison residents that nothing brightens their day more than hearing their name called during mail call.They have also heard from letter writers on the outside that their lives have been deeply enriched by the relationships they’ve cultivated with the incarcerated men and women with whom they communicate. Expressive writing can be therapeutic and healing and can also cultivate a sense of belonging and connection. CPP is always looking for volunteers to join their letter writing campaign. Please and let them know that you’d like to write to someone living in a prison. CPP is a grassroots, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. May we fulfill our vows to free and save all sentient beings. JOIN ZEN PEACEMAKERS TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT PRISON OUTREACH
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Join us for these online meditation sessions and experience the profound benefits of collective mindfulness. The Zen Peacemakers are here to support you on this transformative journey. Monday - Friday
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OFFERINGThe Bernie KoansEdited by: Ken Byalin, Francisco "Paco" Lugovina, Christopher Panos ‘It’s just my opinion, man’, as Bernie would say. We all have our opinions about Roshi Bernie Glassman.??To some of us, he is the stern head monk at Zen Center of LA; to others, he is the socially engaged Buddhist who built up the Greyston Bakery and Foundation.??To others he is the founder of Zen Peacemakers International and the instigator of bearing witness plunges on the city streets and at Auschwitz and to others he is the clown, the founder of the Order of Disorder.??He is all of these and more.??As the stories in the book show, he is Bernie, the mensch, who spent his life feeding the hungry ghosts of society and teaching that Zen is to realize the oneness and interconnectedness of life.
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-Gerry Shishin Wick, grateful Dharma brother and disciple of Roshi Bernie
Peacemakers Podcast—a space where compassion, action, and deep listening come together. Presented by Zen Peacemakers, this podcast explores the transformative power of the Three Tenets: Not-Knowing, Bearing Witness, and Taking Action. Join us as we engage with activists, spiritual leaders, and people just like you who embody the principles of peacemaking in their lives and work. Through their stories, we uncover the challenges and insights that arise when we step into the unknown, witness suffering, and respond with wisdom and love. Whether you're a longtime practitioner or new to these teachings, we invite you to listen deeply, reflect, and discover how peacemaking can become a way of life. Let’s walk this path together.
Thank you for reading this week's Zen Peacemakers newsletter.
We look forward to connecting at upcoming events, on social media, and via email.
With gratitude, The Zen Peacemakers Team You’re currently a free subscriber to Zen Peacemakers. For the full archive,?upgrade your subscription. ? 2025 Zen Peacemakers, Inc.
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women's history month exhibit
Hope you can stop by! ?
It's Women's History Month!
The Colorado Women's Art Museum Presents
Other Worlds: The Fiber of Her Being
Sat. March 15, 6-9pm Artists Reception
All Are Welcome
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Hey?Francine,
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Our sixth exhibition celebrates Colorado women visual artists
who pursue their voice and vision through the media of fiber.?
The Opening Reception is Sat. March 15, 6-9pm
D'art Gallery East, 900 Santa Fe Dr. Denver CO
in the Heart of Denver's Art District on Santa Fe Drive
Wear your most unique Fiber Arts Attire.
Enjoy a Fuzzy Navel signature cocktail, wine and refreshments.?
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Our exhibition curators Rebecca Gabriel and Catherine V. Carilli have put together this exciting exhibition that expands the use of fiber as a primary medium. These Colorado women artists employ everything from weeds to gossamer as they stitch, assemble, drape, layer, and weave their way into new creative realms.?
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The fiber artists who have been invited to participate are: Barbara Baer, Francine Campone, Rachael Delaney, Heather Doyle-Mair, Grace Gee, Laurie Gibb, Mary McCauley, Laurel McMechan, Keri Mills, Megan Morgan, Holly Nordeck, Sarah Ortegon, Jennifer Pettus, Italu Ramos (image above), Sherrie Robbins, and FreChelle Wilson.?
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Francine , come to any of these special public events during Women's History Month, or swing by any time during regular hours.
SA Mar 15, 6-9pm?- Opening Reception
SA Mar 22, 2-3:30pm?- Artist Panel Discussion
SU Mar 30, 11-4pm?- Sundays on Santa Fe
FR Apr 4, 6-9pm?- First Friday
SA Apr 5, 2-3:30pm?- Kid's Fiber Activity
SU Apr 6, 11-4pm?- Last Look Sunday
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D'art Gallery East 900 Santa Fe Dr. Denver CO 80204
in the Heart of Denver's Art District on Santa Fe Drive
Regular Hours: TH 12-5, FR 12-9, SA 12-5, SU 11-4
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Saturday March 15 will meet for ride pool to go to Fairview High School? in Boulder.
Leave ZCD at 9:20 am return by 1:20 pm. We will convert solar panels into solar chargers and
decorate the re-furbished panels to be flown to Ukraine. Financial contributions not required,
but are appreciated. Sunflowerseeds Ukraine (Ukrainian? emigres), former US Peace Corps?
Volunteers Ukraine and Boulder Arts groups have sent?functional solar panels to schools,?
clinics and bomb shelters for over two years to aid valiant? Ukrainians struggling against
Russian aggression and harsh winter weather. Bring flow markers, spray paint (especially
blue?and gold) and water colors. Zoom calls usually are held with?Ukrainians schools,
health facilities and shelters during the morning.? Slava Ukraini! ?Glory to Ukraine!
Questions to Bob K.
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Gatha for the Week of Mar. 1st through the 7th
Gatha Practice at ZCD
Gatha for the Week of Mar. 1st through the 7th Verses for Starting the Day: Brushing Your Teeth?
Brushing my teeth and rinsing my mouth,?
I vow to use truthful and loving speech.?
When my mouth is fragrant with right speech,?
a flower blooms in the garden of my heart.
For a more in depth discussion of this gatha see the 2022 edition of Present Moment Wonderful Moment by Thích Nh?t H?nh. In the Forward Sister Chan Duc includes a short history of Gathas and discusses the question: “How can mindfulness become a part of my daily life?” She also offers a way to deepen a Gatha practice. In the Introduction Thich Nhat Hanh discusses what are Gathas and his history using Gathas as a novice monk.
Nh?t H?nh, Thích. Present Moment Wonderful Moment (Revised Edition): Verses for Daily Living-Updated Third Edition. Parallax Press, 2022.
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Protest Rally - Tues. - March 4
Please consider attending another protest rally on Tues., March 4. It will be possible to ride-pool from outside the ZCD at 11:15 am to go to the State Capitol for the noon rally. Or, transport yourself directly to the Capitol area - West steps - and look out for familiar faces. Bring small signs - " Defend the US Constitution", "Restore E.P.A. Jobs", etc. and? wear appropriately warm clothes. Encourage friends to join you!? Read?Westword online!
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Yes. Please, all, just email me at billywynne77@... if you want to go.
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? I meant to ask if you will be compiling the list of Zen center members and so we do not have to separately register for the sitting?
Thanks,? Jeannie On Feb 26, 2025, at 8:59?AM, Jeannie via groups.io <youjin515@...> wrote:
? I will be there, thanks for sending out this email Billy!
Best,? Jeannie On Feb 26, 2025, at 8:03?AM, Billy Wynne via groups.io <billywynne77@...> wrote:
? *This Saturday, March 1* Doors: 8:50am Program: 9-10am ? Good morning all. As Bill Hamaker mentioned at last night’s sitting, this Saturday I will be facilitating an hour of sitting and walking meditation amid the beautiful works of the . ? Because we partner with them to lead these events, all Zen Center Members who send me your name will be admitted for free. Advanced registration is required, so please do let me know soon. If you want to invite friends, they can register via . ? You are welcome to bring a mat or cushion to sit on, and the Museum will provide chairs. ? I hope to see you there. ? Gassho, Billy
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I meant to ask if you will be compiling the list of Zen center members and so we do not have to separately register for the sitting?
Thanks,? Jeannie
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? I will be there, thanks for sending out this email Billy!
Best,? Jeannie On Feb 26, 2025, at 8:03?AM, Billy Wynne via groups.io <billywynne77@...> wrote:
? *This Saturday, March 1* Doors: 8:50am Program: 9-10am ? Good morning all. As Bill Hamaker mentioned at last night’s sitting, this Saturday I will be facilitating an hour of sitting and walking meditation amid the beautiful works of the . ? Because we partner with them to lead these events, all Zen Center Members who send me your name will be admitted for free. Advanced registration is required, so please do let me know soon. If you want to invite friends, they can register via . ? You are welcome to bring a mat or cushion to sit on, and the Museum will provide chairs. ? I hope to see you there. ? Gassho, Billy
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Re: Art Museum tour of Korean Moon jar exhibit and fabulous textile Exhibit
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April 8 is another free day and Bill and I talked about doing a tour of the Korean Moon Jar ( white ceramics) exhibit in Hamilton and I want to at least take you up to see a few of the fabulous tapestries ( which aren't really tapestries) of Nancy Hemenway Barton in Martin. tour is limited to 12..? can do another of the Hindu and Buddhist galleries in May if anyone is still interested. thanks... Barb
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I will be there, thanks for sending out this email Billy!
Best,? Jeannie
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? *This Saturday, March 1* Doors: 8:50am Program: 9-10am ? Good morning all. As Bill Hamaker mentioned at last night’s sitting, this Saturday I will be facilitating an hour of sitting and walking meditation amid the beautiful works of the . ? Because we partner with them to lead these events, all Zen Center Members who send me your name will be admitted for free. Advanced registration is required, so please do let me know soon. If you want to invite friends, they can register via . ? You are welcome to bring a mat or cushion to sit on, and the Museum will provide chairs. ? I hope to see you there. ? Gassho, Billy
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Me too, Barb?? ? ? Thank you!
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? I have you both down. ?Barb On Feb 25, 2025, at 5:44?PM, Martin Johnson via groups.io <br.martin52@...> wrote:
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Please add my name to the list. I will be solo this time. On Feb 25, 2025, at 3:38?PM, Barb via groups.io <kelly3700@...> wrote:
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April 8 is another free day and Bill and I talked about doing a tour of the Korean Moon Jar ( white ceramics) exhibit in Hamilton and I want to at least take you up to see a few of the fabulous tapestries ( which aren't really tapestries) of Nancy Hemenway Barton in Martin. tour is limited to 12..? can do another of the Hindu and Buddhist galleries in May if anyone is still interested. thanks... Barb
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STILLness: Meditation in the Galleries
*This Saturday, March 1* Doors: 8:50am Program: 9-10am ? Good morning all. As Bill Hamaker mentioned at last night’s sitting, this Saturday I will be facilitating an hour of sitting and walking meditation amid the beautiful works of the . ? Because we partner with them to lead these events, all Zen Center Members who send me your name will be admitted for free. Advanced registration is required, so please do let me know soon. If you want to invite friends, they can register via . ? You are welcome to bring a mat or cushion to sit on, and the Museum will provide chairs. ? I hope to see you there. ? Gassho, Billy
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I have you both down. ?Barb
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? Barb,
Please add my name to the list. I will be solo this time. On Feb 25, 2025, at 3:38?PM, Barb via groups.io <kelly3700@...> wrote:
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April 8 is another free day and Bill and I talked about doing a tour of the Korean Moon Jar ( white ceramics) exhibit in Hamilton and I want to at least take you up to see a few of the fabulous tapestries ( which aren't really tapestries) of Nancy Hemenway Barton in Martin. tour is limited to 12..? can do another of the Hindu and Buddhist galleries in May if anyone is still interested. thanks... Barb
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