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Calendar | Daily Schedule
and Sesshin Dates
Spring Ango - April-June
2008
April 2008
| Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
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1
Center Closed
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2
Center Closed
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3
Center Closed
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4
Center Closed
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5
MWW Meeting
9:00am |
6
Center Closed
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7
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8
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45 pm
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9
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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10
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45 pm
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11
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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12
Seminar
9:00am-12:30pm |
13
Instruction—7:45am
Meditation—8:00am
Spring Ango Opening Ceremony
Teisho (Zen Talk) by Roshi
9:00-10:30am
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14 |
15
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation and Talk & Discussion:
Practicing Samadhi
7:00-8:45 pm
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16
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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17
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45pm
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18
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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19
Workshop (outside group)
"Benefiting the Sick and Dying"
Noon-4:30pm |
20
Sangha Meeting
8:00-12:00am
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21
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22
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45pm
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23
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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24
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation 7:00-8:45 pm
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25
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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26
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27
Zazenkai
(All day sitting)
6:00am-3:30pm
Teisho (Zen Talk) by Karin
9:00-10:30am
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28
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29
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation and Talk & Discussion:
Cultivating Wisdom
7:00-8:45 pm
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30
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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Dokusan (an individual meeting with a teacher) will be offered all meditation sessions. On evenings when
a ceremony or other event is scheduled, dokusan will begin during the first round of meditation.
The dokusan schedule is as follows:
Sunday Mornings: Karin
Tuesday Mornings: Karin
Tuesday Evenings: Roshi and Peggy
Wednesday Mornings: Ken
Thursday Mornings: Roshi
Thursday Evenings: Roshi and Ken
Friday Mornings: Peggy
May 2008
| Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
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1
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45 pm
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2
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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3
Samu
9:00am-12:30pm |
4
Meditation—8:00am
Philip Kapleau Rememberance Ceremony
Recorded Teisho (Zen Talk)
9:00-10:30am
Renewal Ceremony
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5
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6
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45 pm
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7
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Board of Directors Meeting
6:30pm
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8
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45 pm
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9
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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10
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11
Meditation—8:00am
Teisho (Zen Talk) by Peggy
9:00-10:30am
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12 |
13
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation and Talk & Discussion:
Avoiding Idle Talk
7:00-8:45 pm
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14
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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15
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45pm
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16
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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17
Samu
9:00am-12:30pm |
18
Vesak
Ceremony—10:00am
Potluck/Jataka Tales/Music
11:00am-2:00pm
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19
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20
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45pm
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21
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Sesshin Application Deadline
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22
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Evening Meditation and Chanting Service
7:00-8:45 pm
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23
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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24
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25
Center Closed
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26
Memorial Day
Center Closed
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27
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation and Question & Answer
7:00-8:45 pm
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28
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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29
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45pm
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30
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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31 |
Dokusan (an individual meeting with a teacher) will be offered all meditation sessions. On evenings when
a ceremony or other event is scheduled, dokusan will begin during the first round of meditation.
The dokusan schedule is as follows:
Sunday Mornings: Karin
Tuesday Mornings: Karin
Tuesday Evenings: Roshi and Peggy
Wednesday Mornings: Ken
Thursday Mornings: Roshi
Thursday Evenings: Roshi and Ken
Friday Mornings: Peggy
June 2008
| Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
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1
Meditation—8:00am
Teisho (Zen Talk) by Roshi
9:00-10:30am
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2
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3
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45 pm
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4
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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5
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45pm
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6
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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7
Sangha Work Day
8:00am-Noon
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8
Meditation—8:00am
Teisho (Zen Talk) by Ken
9:00-10:30am
Renewal Ceremony
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9
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10
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation and Question & Answer
7:00-8:45 pm
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11
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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12
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Evening Meditation and Chanting Service
7:00-8:45 pm
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13
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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14
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15
Meditation—8:00am
Senior Talk
9:00-10:30am
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16 |
17
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Instruction—6:45pm
Evening Meditation
7:00-8:45 pm
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18
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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19
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
Sesshin Setup—6:00pm
(No Evening
Meditation)
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20
Morning Meditation
6:00-7:10am
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21
Sesshin
(Center Closed to Public) |
22
Sesshin
(Center Closed to Public)
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23
Sesshin
(Center Closed to Public)
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24
Sesshin
(Center Closed to Public)
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25
Sesshin
(Center Closed to Public)
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26
Sesshin
(Center Closed to Public)
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27
Sesshin
(Center Closed to Public)
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28
Shosan
8:30am |
29
Center Closed
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30
Center Closed
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Dokusan (an individual meeting with a teacher) will be offered all meditation sessions. On evenings when
a ceremony or other event is scheduled, dokusan will begin during the first round of meditation.
The dokusan schedule is as follows:
Sunday Mornings: Karin
Tuesday Mornings: Karin
Tuesday Evenings: Roshi and Peggy
Wednesday Mornings: Ken
Thursday Mornings: Roshi
Thursday Evenings: Roshi and Ken
Friday Mornings: Peggy
“Without energy and the power to concentrate
that energy, no Way can be pursued. Energy is increased by living
under a discipline and in association with those who know how to
concentrate; it is dissipated by living planlessly and with planless
people.” |
