On Wednesday evening, August 5th, Dan Zigmond, Zen teacher, executive coach, and Board Chair of San Francisco Zen Center, will give an in-person dharma talk followed by a discussion. Dan Zigmond is a Zen teacher and executive coach.
We invite you to an informal evening with a short meditation and a discussion for those interested in learning about the Zen tradition. Spend some time with people who know the Zen forms and learn how to sit zazen in our beautiful space. Ask questions and learn about Kannon Do’s history and traditions.
On Wednesday evening, August 12th, please join us for a discussion of our abbot emeritus Les Kaye's latest book I Had a Good Teacher. It was named by SpiritualityandPractice.com as one of the Best Spiritual Books of 2025. Kigen Anna Breckenridge will lead a discussion of Chapter 5 titled The Meaning of Activity.
On Wednesday evening, August 19th, Myogen Neal Shorstein, ophthalmologist, researcher, and Zen Buddhist priest in the Everyday Zen sangha will give an in-person dharma talk followed by a discussion. Myogen Neal Shorstein was ordained in 2018 by Zoketsu Norman Fischer and was shuso for the Spring practice period for Everyday Zen in 2023.
Please join us on Saturday August 22nd at 2 p.m.
On Wednesday evening, August 26th, Dan Geiger will give an in-person Way Seeking Mind talk followed by a discussion.
Please join us on Thursday, August 27th for an evening of ancient tradition and mindful movement under the light of the full moon. We will begin with short 20 minute Zazen.
On Wednesday evening, September 2nd Jon Voss, a longtime student of Tibetan Buddhism and an ordained Soto Zen priest in the Suzuki Roshi lineage, will give a dharma talk followed by a discussion. Jon Voss currently serves on the Branching Streams Advisory Panel and is an advisor to the Zen-Inspired Senior Living project.
Please join us for a Board meeting to be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, September 5th. Everyone is welcome. The meeting will be in a hybrid format (in-person and online).
Join us for our monthly Zen Lab—a community exploring the intersection of Zen, technology, and working life in Silicon Valley. Free admission, no need to register ZOOM LINK How can we shape AI to serve the common good?
