Mutual Awakening (In-Person & Online)
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Seattle, WA 98105 United States
Zoom Link here (unless registration or email required – see description below)
Mutual Awakening: The Reciprocal Feedback Loop of Monastic-Lay Encouragement (In-Person & Online)
Description
Join us for an afternoon of meditation, Dhamma talks, and questions & answers with Ajahn Kovilo, Ajahn Nisabho, and Tuere Sala at University Friends Meeting, on Sunday afternoon, July 13th, from 2:30 to 5:00 PM. The event, co-hosted by Seattle Insight and Clear Mountain Monastery, represents a growing friendship and will be on the relevant theme of: “Mutual Awakening: The Reciprocal Feedback Loop of Monastic-Lay Encouragement”. Through meditation and reflection on the lives of exemplary lay disciples from the Buddha’s time—such as Citta the householder, Mahānāma, and Samāvatī—this retreat will illuminate the vital and enduring interdependence between monastic and lay communities, including rarely emphasized practices like the Upāsaka Form, Uposatha observance, and the Buddha’s instructions for selfless teaching rooted in respect for the Dhamma. Come learn about this ancient co-relationship and how it continues to inspire mutual growth and awakening today!
Teacher Bio Links
Ajahn Kovilo
Ajahn Nisabho
Tuere Sala
Questions
Details for the event and a Zoom link will be sent prior to the event. For questions about the event, please contact registrar@seattleinsight.org.
Directions
For those new to Seattle Insight, here is more information: Location: Seattle Insight at University Friends Meeting House, 4001 9th Ave NE, Seattle, WA, 98105. Enter at the corner of 9th and 40th, not the main floor. You will see a large “Seattle Insight Meditation Center” sign on the side of the building.
Direction, parking and Public Transportation: 5 minute walk to U-District Light Rail Station. Limited parking on-site (next to upper entrance). https://seattleinsight.org/About/Directions (contains a map and information about parking and public transportation).
Gear
We provide chairs and meditation cushions. You are welcome to bring your own. Please note that we leave our shoes outside the meditation room, so you may want to bring socks or slippers to wear inside the meditation room.
Donation & Registration
In the spirit of Dhamma, all teachings are offered completely free of charge, though those inspired may give in-person or online to Seattle Insight or Friends of Clear Mountain. For directions and information on what to bring, please visit the event listing on the SIMS website. Those unable to attend in-person are welcome to tune in via Zoom. Welcome!
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Event Venue
Seattle, WA 98105 United States
If there is no location or map here, it means this is an online only meeting.
Mutual Awakening: The Reciprocal Feedback Loop of Monastic-Lay Encouragement (In-Person & Online)
Description
Join us for an afternoon of meditation, Dhamma talks, and questions & answers with Ajahn Kovilo, Ajahn Nisabho, and Tuere Sala at University Friends Meeting, on Sunday afternoon, July 13th, from 2:30 to 5:00 PM. The event, co-hosted by Seattle Insight and Clear Mountain Monastery, represents a growing friendship and will be on the relevant theme of: “Mutual Awakening: The Reciprocal Feedback Loop of Monastic-Lay Encouragement”. Through meditation and reflection on the lives of exemplary lay disciples from the Buddha’s time—such as Citta the householder, Mahānāma, and Samāvatī—this retreat will illuminate the vital and enduring interdependence between monastic and lay communities, including rarely emphasized practices like the Upāsaka Form, Uposatha observance, and the Buddha’s instructions for selfless teaching rooted in respect for the Dhamma. Come learn about this ancient co-relationship and how it continues to inspire mutual growth and awakening today!
Teacher Bio Links
Ajahn Kovilo
Ajahn Nisabho
Tuere Sala
Questions
Details for the event and a Zoom link will be sent prior to the event. For questions about the event, please contact registrar@seattleinsight.org.
Directions
For those new to Seattle Insight, here is more information: Location: Seattle Insight at University Friends Meeting House, 4001 9th Ave NE, Seattle, WA, 98105. Enter at the corner of 9th and 40th, not the main floor. You will see a large “Seattle Insight Meditation Center” sign on the side of the building.
Direction, parking and Public Transportation: 5 minute walk to U-District Light Rail Station. Limited parking on-site (next to upper entrance). https://seattleinsight.org/About/Directions (contains a map and information about parking and public transportation).
Gear
We provide chairs and meditation cushions. You are welcome to bring your own. Please note that we leave our shoes outside the meditation room, so you may want to bring socks or slippers to wear inside the meditation room.
Donation & Registration
In the spirit of Dhamma, all teachings are offered completely free of charge, though those inspired may give in-person or online to Seattle Insight or Friends of Clear Mountain. For directions and information on what to bring, please visit the event listing on the SIMS website. Those unable to attend in-person are welcome to tune in via Zoom. Welcome!