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Other Events at the Seattle Buddhist Center

Which Activities Should I Attend?

Everyone is welcome to attend any of our events, however the following guidelines may be of help.

Level 1 (L1) activities are appropriate for the newcomer, who has had little or no experience with meditation or Buddhism.

Level 2 (L2) indicates that the activity would work well for anyone who has a basic knowledge of Buddhism and some meditation experience.

Level 3 (L3) activities are designed for more experienced practitioners, who have a solid understanding of Buddhist principles and meditate regularly.

No indicator means that the activity is appropriate for anyone, regardless of experience.

If you’re still not sure please give us a call.


Friends' Night
Sundays, 6:00 PM to 8:15 PM

This is our regular weekly meeting when we come together to meditate, listen to and discuss the Dharma and how it applies to our own practice, and catch up with each other on what is happening in our lives. All are welcome!  A typical Friends' Night is, Sutra study and discussion from 6:00 to 7:15, followed by meditation and puja from 7:30 to 8:15.


Spring Weekend Retreat at Sea-to-Sky Retreat Centre (L2)
Thursday, May 15 through Sunday, May 18

Hosted through the Vancouver Buddhist Centre, the 3-day spring retreat will be held at the beautiful Sea-to-Sky Retreat Center in British Columbia.  The theme is the Four Noble Truths and will be led by Dharmacharini Karunadevi.  The retreat extends from Thursday evening on May 15, to lunch on Sunday on May 18.  The cost for 3 nights accommodation plus all meals is $220 per person.  To sign up, email Mattie Walker at  walker.1@shaw.caTo arrange carpooling, email the SBC at info@seattlebuddhistcenter.org.


 
An Evening with Karunadevi
Wednesday, May 21, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Karunadevi (bio) is a senior member of the Western Buddhist Order and experienced retreat leader.  She currently resides near San Francisco and is a founding member of the San Francisco Buddhist Center.  Her talk will be about developing loving kindness to oneself as a first step toward developing positive mental states.  The evening is open to anyone, regardless of experience.