Sacramento Buddhist Meditation Group

Sacramento Buddhist Meditation Group "Spiritual friendship is Sangha." Miriam Davis,1998. Teachers from all Buddhist traditions lead our programs.

We are a peer-led inclusive community seeking to learn and live the Buddha's teachings of compassion and wisdom in every moment of our lives. Our Intention

We seek to foster peace, wisdom and compassion in ourselves and in the world around us. We seek to reduce suffering for ourselves and for all beings. We seek to provide a place of refuge and stability for the cultivation of mindfulness. Our Practice

The Sacramento Buddhist Meditation Group was formed in January, 1991 as a service to the Sacramento community. Our purpose is to create and sustain a spiritual community (Sangha) and to serve the Sangha by introducing and supporting meditation practice. We provide opportunities to meet and work with trained Dharma teachers who offer a range of Buddhist practices and ideas. Our central activity is a Sunday evening gathering which consists of a 40-minute silent meditation period followed by a talk by a visiting teacher or a Sangha member. It is our intention that presentations by Sangha members be based on their experience as students of meditation. We also regularly sponsor one-day meditation retreats. All Sangha activities are sustained through the practice of generosity (dana). It is our ongoing intention to build a community which is safe, open, wholesome and healing in tone and which is democratic and non-hierarchical in structure. Sangha activities are organized by a Board and various committees whose monthly meetings are open for participation or observation to anyone in the Sangha.

Address

3111 Wissemann Drive
Sacramento, CA
95826

Opening Hours

Tuesday 7am - 9am
Sunday 9:30am - 8:45pm

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