Online Meditation Group: Drop in by donation, or join as a member for access to all live sessions, recordings, and an audio library of guided meditations and teachings. Meets Wednesdays (4–5:30pm PT) and 1st and 3rd Saturdays (8-9am PT).
Online Meditation Group with Oren
Drop in by donation, or join as a member for access to all live sessions, recordings, and an audio library of guided meditations and teachings. Meets Wednesdays (4–5:30pm PT) and 1st and 3rd Saturdays (8-9am PT).
Saturday Practice Session: (with Lily) Drop in by donation, or join as a member for access to all live sessions, recordings, and an audio library of guided meditations and teachings. Meets Wednesdays (4–5:30pm PT) and 1st and 3rd Saturdays (8-9am PT).
Hybrid Retreat: In this hybrid, silent meditation retreat, we will explore techniques for developing each of the four sublime states, as well as ways to release the obstacles that often get in the way of living with more ease, happiness and peace.
Online Meditation Group with Oren
Drop in by donation, or join as a member for access to all live sessions, recordings, and an audio library of guided meditations and teachings. Meets Wednesdays (4–5:30pm PT) and 1st and 3rd Saturdays (8-9am PT).
Online Meditation Group with Oren
Drop in by donation, or join as a member for access to all live sessions, recordings, and an audio library of guided meditations and teachings. Meets Wednesdays (4–5:30pm PT) and 1st and 3rd Saturdays (8-9am PT).
An Insight Meditation retreat offered over the winter solstice. Residential and remote/online options are available.
A poem for these strange, tender, difficult days—and an invitation to keep tending the heart.
When the ground shifts, where do we turn—and how do we respond without losing our humanity?
Join me in a steady practice community and a new series on living the Buddhist path in everyday life.
A year-end reflection and meditation on forgiveness to soften the heart, give grace, and begin again.
Video: Finding our Ground in a Divided World, Keynote Address at Washington University of St. Louis
How do we keep our hearts open and balanced when so much is out of our hands? A reflection on equanimity and the small acts that help us stay grounded and connected.
Joanna Macy on the power of meditation, the communal roots of the Buddha’s path, and the need for collective action in a time of global crisis.
Five tools for transforming our relationship to pain—physical, emotional, and everything between.