Tucson, Arizona
here's on old talk by Tenney related to "Taking Part in the Gathering," which we'll be taking up in our Tuesday evening study group:
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"What is Zen?"
"The heart of the one who asks is Zen." |
Some Upcoming Events
CANCELLED
Saturday, November 10, 8:00-4:00, at Little Chapel: All Day Sit Sunday, November 11, at Little Chapel, 3:30-5:00: with optional Work in the Room Monday, November 6, at Little Chapel, 12-1: Monday Meditation CANCELLED Tuesday, November 20, at Little Chapel, 6:30-7:30: Tuesday evening study group: "Taking Part in the Gathering" we're trying to reschedule for November 27--please check back soon March 5-10, 2019: Residential Retreat at Picture Rocks for more upcoming events please visit our program page |
Desert Rain Zen is a Koan-based Zen group in the Open Source tradition. We hold weekly sits on Sunday afternoons from 3:30-5:00 at the Little Chapel of All Nations on the University of Arizona Campus (see map below). Our sits are free and open to the public. We welcome new and experienced meditators. Our practice aims to bring traditional forms inherited from China and Japan into touch with our contemporary world and our actual lives. Our Tuesday Evening Study Group meets the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Tuesdays of each month. We're currently spending time with the Heart Sutra. Monday Meditation: Just Sitting (no frills) takes place each week from 12-1. Our Resident Teacher is Tenney Nathanson Sensei. Our Head of Practice is Jennifer Sellers. We're part of the Open Source Zen network founded by Joan Sutherland Roshi. You can access her talks and writings at Cloud Dragon : The Joan Sutherland Dharma Works. Joan is also featured in a round-table discussion about koans in Lion's Roar. Dharma talks from our March retreat are available here on our Talks page; there are also two talks from our June 2016 Mahasangha retreat on that page. You can find all the talks from the Open Source Mahasangha June 2016 retreat--by Open Source Senseis Sarah Bender, Andrew Palmer, Megan Rundel, and Tenney Nathanson--here on Andrew Palmer's Bow & Roar website. & don't miss our page on Working with Koans 
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Where to find us
The Little Chapel is located at 1401 East First Street, on the University of Arizona campus:
For our weekend and evening events, you can park in any of the spaces in the Little Chapel parking lot (including the reserved spaces). For parking for our Monday Meditation, please see details at Monday Meditation, Questions? 520-235-1267 or 520-977-3983.
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this page last modified November 8, 2018 |
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