Zazen - Service - Dharma talk • LuNCH
• At Jikoji ZEN Center & ONLINE (ZOOM) •
A poet, essayist, and freelance editor and writer, Roberta Werdinger was born and raised near Chicago, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. She came to California to find herself; entering Zen practice, she thoroughly lost herself, re-found herself, and has inhabited and dissolved various identities since. She resided at Green Gulch Farm and Tassajara Mountain Center for more than ten years, receiving priest ordination in 2000 and serving as shuso (head student) in 2006. She is a member of Everyday Zen, guided by Zoketsu Norman Fischer, and is also a student of Kiku Christina Lehnherr. Currently she focuses on the planetary metacrisis, in order to preserve the Buddhadharma and help all beings steer a course through a rapidly changing world.
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MEDITATION INSTRUCTION is available at 9.45 a.m.*
*Due to the limited size of our zendo, we have only 20 seats available for meditation instruction, offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
*Late arrivals may be prohibited from entry once the introductory session has begun.
SUNDAY PROGRAM SCHEDULE & ADDITIONAL DETAILS
phones & bottles are NOT allowed inside the Zendo
ONLINE ETIQUETTE
To help maintain the intimacy and integrity of an in-person gathering; we ask online attendees to observe the following practices;
Sign in using your real name. Anonymous participation online will not be permitted.
Keep the microphone muted unless speaking during discussion periods.
Maintain zendo silence during meditation while waiting for the discussion period.
Keep the camera on and maintain facial visibility during the discussion period.