“Bussho, Buddha Nature.”
Ancient Oaks Ango Info
Fall Ango July 28 to November 3
The theme for the Ango is “Bussho, Buddha Nature.”
Shuso/Head Trainee: Sydney Nonin Simms
Sunday, July 28, 9am EDT to 5pm EDT:
Ango Entry and First Zazenkai Sunday, July 28, 9am EDT to 5pm EDT
Sunday, August 25, 6:30am EDT to 3pm EDT:
Second Zazenkai
Sunday, September 15, 6:30am EDT to 3pm EDT:
Third Zazenkai
Rohatsu Sesshin Wednesday, October 30 to Sunday, November 3.
Donation for teachings and Zazenkai: $100.
Please reach out if you need financial assistance or if you would like to set up a payment plan. Contact Genmitsu at genmitsuroshi@zengarland.org
Dharma River Ango Info
The theme for the Ango is “Bussho, Buddha Nature.”
Shuso/Head Trainee: Sydney Nonin Simms
Sunday, July 28, 6:30am CT to 3pm CT (8am Ango Entry):
Ango Entry and First Zazenkai Sunday, July 28,
Sunday, August 25, 6:30am CT to 3pm CT:
Sunday, September 15, 6:30am CT to 3pm CT:
Rohatsu Sesshin Wednesday, October 30 to Sunday, November 3.
Donation for teachings and Zazenkai: $100.
Please reach out if you need financial assistance or if you would like to set up a payment plan. Contact Kisho with any questions-kishoroshi@zengarland.org
Infinite Circle Ango Info
mitsudo@zengarland.org
ANGO THEME & SCHEDULE:
We will meet for the Entry Ceremony 9am EDT July 28. Each Center will hold its own Zazenkai and only stream for its own practitioners.
Roshi Genki will record 14 short videos on the chapter “Bussho, Buddha Nature” chapter from the Shobogenzo.Each Sunday at 11am EDT we will meet all together. Roshi Kisho, Roshi Genmitsu, Sensei Baishin, and Rev. Mitsudo will take turns leading our discussions on Genki’s videos and the corresponding reading sections of the chapter.
Each participant will have access to the 14 videos on Bussho, and a translation of the “Bussho, Buddha Nature” chapter from the Shobogenzo in their My Courses account.
PERSONAL PRACTICE COMMITMENT:
Each participant in the Ango in discussion with their teacher, will choose salient training elements from our 8 Core Practices to concentrate on and deepen during the Ango. These are written in an Ango Commitment Document, read by the participant at the Ango Entry Ceremony, and are then presented to and kept by their teacher.
* You are welcome to attend any of the zazenkais without participating in the other aspects of Ango.