Meditation is a UU cornerstone
Meditation groups and Buddhist Sanghas meet regularly at the Hillcrest campus. Visitors are always welcome and no prior experience or Buddhist commitment is necessary for any of the following gatherings. Meditation has become the cornerstone of the faith of many Unitarian-Universalists, whether their belief is agnostic, theist, or atheist, and whether their orientation is Buddhist, Christian, Jewish, Islamic, or other. Many have found that their own personal meditation experience has been enhanced by the presence and support of others in group mediation.
South Bay Campus
Sunday Morning Meditation
Temporarily suspended due to Covid-19.
Temporarily suspended due to Covid-19.
Hillcrest Campus
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Open Heart Sangha
Sundays, weekly, 4 pm — 5:30 pm, online. The Open Heart Sangha continues to meet on Sunday afternoons through online Zoom gatherings. Contact Marge, [email protected] for the link. Mid-Week Meditation Wednesdays 10 am to 11:30 am Mid-Week Meditation now meets on Zoom, Wednesday morning. After an initial 30 minute initially guided Vipassana meditation, there is a brief ceremony followed by a 15-20 talk, often a podcast, and discussion utilizing Breakout rooms before concluding with a brief closing sitting. All are welcome. Second and Fourth Saturday of the Month 9:30 am to 11:30 am, 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month Insight San Diego, an independent Buddhist organizations two in-person meetings twice a month at First Church and other Saturdays online. We begin each meeting with an optional silent meditation at 9:30 am. At 10:00 am we have a brief check-in about our practice followed by a Dharma talk and then mindful sharing. This part of the meeting is guided by our mindful sharing guidelines. For morning information or to register please fill out the Registration form Some come for all or part of these meetings. You are welcome to drop in. |
A Peaceful Moment with our Fountain
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Resources
In addition to the Sanghas hosted by church members, Insight San Diego offers Sanghas, classes, and visiting Buddhist oriented speakers. Visit them online at insightsd.org.
Who to contact
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