Join us at 10:30 AM for an Introduction to Zen on January 6th.  This orientation is intended primarily for individuals  new to Zen practice,  as well as experienced practitioners who have  questions about their contemplative practice.  This informal get together takes place on the first Saturday of the month,  lasting  about 90 minutes.

Please join us for the first Garden Work Day of 2018 this Saturday, January 6 at 10:30 AM. We will be doing weeding, clean-up, dead-heading of roses, and general maintenance of our garden areas. Bring sturdy closed shoes and work clothing.

There are many daily obstacles we face, both on and off the cushion. As a group we will discuss the different approaches we take to overcome our daily obstacles in accord with our core beliefs and Buddhist principles.

Please join us for the Sangha meeting held in the Sangha house at 10: 30 a.m. on January 20th.  Everyone is welcome.

If you plan on attending Sesshin on February 10th please join us for Oryoki training with Victor on Saturday, February 3rd following the last sitting. Oryoki is the traditional way that Japanese monks eat their food in monasteries.

Join us at 10:30 AM for an Introduction to Zen on February 3rd.  This orientation is intended primarily for individuals  new to Zen practice,  as well as experienced practitioners who have  questions about their contemplative practice.  This informal get together takes place on the first Saturday of the month,  lasting  about 90 minutes.

Please join us after zazen on Wednesday, February 7th, as Sharlene Gee introduces herself and reflects on the events, large and small, that led her to practice at Kannon Do.

If you plan on attending Sesshin on February 10th please join us for Oryoki training with Ken on Friday, February 9th at 6 p.m. Oryoki is the traditional way that Japanese monks eat their food in monasteries.

Kannon Do will host a one-day meditation retreat, or Sesshin on February 10th. This day of mindfulness offers a rare opportunity to turn our awareness to the simple activities that sustain our lives, and that we normally take for granted: breathing, walking, eating, being attentive to the workings of our mind.