This daylong is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and experience the Dharma of belonging—to sense in our bodies and hearts that we are not separate from the world that sustains us, but intimately woven into the life around us.
This daylong is co-facilitated by Dianna Crawford. Movement: Simple qigong and yoga by Irene Folk and Zeigh Marcus.
Saturday, December 12, 20269:30 am - 4:00 pmRegistration Opens at 9:00 amFirst Unitarian Universalist Church4190 Front StreetSan Diego, CA 92103 – Bard Hall
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Dāna (pronounced "dah-na") is a Pali word meaning generosity. Dating back to the time of the Buddha, there has existed an interdependence between those who offer the teachings and those who receive them. The teachings are given freely, since they are considered priceless. It is the practice of dāna that has kept the Buddhist tradition alive for more than 2,600 years in Asia, where committed supporters have given generously to establish networks of monasteries and retreat centers providing for millions of teachers and practitioners. As these ancient teachings move to the West, we hope to keep alive this joyful tradition.
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