#Zen buddhist meditation full
#Zen buddhist meditation registration

Please tag the payment with your name and the letters “FF”. You can pay this directly into our bank account: BSB 062 182 Account number 1013 7103. If you are a non-member participating in our on-line meditation program, we request a facility fee of $5. If you are a non-member and attend our sitting group at Annandale the fee is $10. When there is a non-residential retreat at Annandale ( Winter and Rohatsu) there will be no Monday night sitting there, but everyone is welcomed to book into the evening block. There will be no sitting at our city zendo in Annandale on public holidays or when sesshins (retreats) are being held at our bush zendo, Kodoji (Autumn and Spring). Zoom zazen is offered Tuesday mornings (6.55am – 7.30am), and Thursday evenings (6.50pm – 8.30pm).Ĭovid safety measures for attendance at Annandale: Wearing a mask is optional in the dojo and at the teacher’s discretion when going to dokusan. We offer zazen at the Annandale zendo every Monday and Wednesday from 7pm to 9pm. Watch previous Dharma Talks and Livestreams on our YouTube channel here.On Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Tuesday mornings we offer seated meditation, or zazen as it is called in Zen Buddhism. If anything comes up during the YouTube livestream like sound or video issues, please write to we can try to fix it as quickly as possible. Unless otherwise noted, our daily online zazen meditation schedule is 7:00 a.m. We stream our 5:30 pm (MT) Wednesday night dharma talks on YouTube, and we warmly invite you to join us online. If this is your first time sitting at Upaya please read the Upaya Zendo Etiquette document and contact us at any questions.

Masks are optional but please take care of the community and do not come to the temple if you have any symptoms of COVID-19 or other contagious illness, or if you have had a recent COVID-19 exposure. Please check the meditation and Dharma talk calendar for details. We are no longer requiring a sign-up to join us for zazen in the temple.

#Zen buddhist meditation full

The responsibilities for the Program Coordinator involve planning and organizing Upaya’s online and in-person programs, overseeing the calendar of Upaya’s events, interfacing with faculty, planning the weekly Dharma Talk schedule, and coordinating facility rentals.įor more information about the Program Coordinator position, please see the full job description here and fill out an application here.

#Zen buddhist meditation registration

The responsibilities for the Shika include three main areas: registration and support of guests, supporting applicants and new members of Upaya’s resident program, and supporting guests during Upaya’s in-person programs.įor more information about the Shika position, please see the full job description here and fill out an application here. Both roles receive a generous stipend, as well as room and board and access to Upaya many wonderful programs. Upaya's resident staff members live on-site at Upaya and are a part of the residential community. The ideal candidates for both of these positions will have a love of dharma, people, and technology, as well as strong initiative, good judgment, responsiveness, excellent communication, attention to detail, reliability, joy, flexibility, relatability, and will be quick learners. We are joyfully inviting two Zen practitioners to work closely with Upaya’s Executive Director Noah Kodo Roen, Associate Director Bonnie Povolny, Abbot Roshi Joan Halifax, and our core staff at this very unique Zen practice center. Announcing two unique opportunities to live and work at Upaya!