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Serenity Sangha is a sober meditation community with a Buddhist approach to inter fellowship recovery. Each meeting will begin with a 15 minute meditation, followed by a Buddhist teaching, sharing and discussion.

The Men’s affinity group will explore what it means to be a human being socialized as a man using an approach that is grounded in the dharma.

Offering the benefits of zazen with the intention to bring about change for those suffering and those who want to contribute in some way to the alleviation of suffering. 

We will use meditation, dharma teachings, discussion and have some fun looking at our individual experiences on this sacred journey. This program is open to the public and does not require registration.

This safe and supportive space will be for those who self-identify as BIPOC to sit zazen and explore how the dharma unfolds in their particular experiences.

Offering the benefits of zazen with the intention to bring about change for those suffering and those who want to contribute in some way to the alleviation of suffering. 

We will use meditation, dharma teachings, discussion and have some fun looking at our individual experiences on this sacred journey. This program is open to the public and does not require registration.

The Men’s affinity group will explore what it means to be a human being socialized as a man using an approach that is grounded in the dharma.

This safe and supportive space will be for those who self-identify as BIPOC to sit zazen and explore how the dharma unfolds in their particular experiences.

We will use meditation, dharma teachings, discussion and have some fun looking at our individual experiences on this sacred journey. This program is open to the public and does not require registration.

This safe and supportive space will be for those who self-identify as BIPOC to sit zazen and explore how the dharma unfolds in their particular experiences.

Offering the benefits of zazen with the intention to bring about change for those suffering and those who want to contribute in some way to the alleviation of suffering. 

The Men’s affinity group will explore what it means to be a human being socialized as a man using an approach that is grounded in the dharma.

We will use meditation, dharma teachings, discussion and have some fun looking at our individual experiences on this sacred journey. This program is open to the public and does not require registration.

This safe and supportive space will be for those who self-identify as BIPOC to sit zazen and explore how the dharma unfolds in their particular experiences.

Offering the benefits of zazen with the intention to bring about change for those suffering and those who want to contribute in some way to the alleviation of suffering. 

We will use meditation, dharma teachings, discussion and have some fun looking at our individual experiences on this sacred journey. This program is open to the public and does not require registration.

The Men’s Council will explore what it means to be a human being socialized as a man using an approach that is grounded in the dharma.

Offering the benefits of zazen with the intention to bring about change for those suffering and those who want to contribute in some way to the alleviation of suffering. 

Serenity Sangha is a sober meditation community with a Buddhist approach to inter fellowship recovery. Each meeting will begin with a 15 minute meditation, followed by a Buddhist teaching, sharing and discussion.

We will use meditation, dharma teachings, discussion and have some fun looking at our individual experiences on this sacred journey. This program is open to the public and does not require registration.

The Men’s Council will explore what it means to be a human being socialized as a man using an approach that is grounded in the dharma.

Offering the benefits of zazen with the intention to bring about change for those suffering and those who want to contribute in some way to the alleviation of suffering. 

Serenity Sangha is a sober meditation community with a Buddhist approach to inter fellowship recovery. Each meeting will begin with a 15 minute meditation, followed by a Buddhist teaching, sharing and discussion.

We will use meditation, dharma teachings, discussion and have some fun looking at our individual experiences on this sacred journey. This program is open to the public and does not require registration.

The Men’s Council will explore what it means to be a human being socialized as a man using an approach that is grounded in the dharma.

Offering the benefits of zazen with the intention to bring about change for those suffering and those who want to contribute in some way to the alleviation of suffering.