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White Plains Zen meets
weekly on Tuesday nights from 7:30-9:00pm at Saint Bartholomew's Church.
If you are new to Zen
please arrive at 6:45 for a brief introduction.
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Our Practice:
Zazen: seated meditation involves working with the
body, breath,
and mind: entering into deep silence and stillness, opening to a fresh
awareness. It opens the eye to wisdom and the heart to compassion. Our practice emphasizes the practice of zazen,
recognizing it as a
way for people to deepen their insight of their true self... To
Awaken!
Becoming a Member
There are no
membership requirements. We are an interfaith group without any affiliations and are not bound by any religion, gender or
path. Everyone from all walks of life and from all religious or non-religious backgrounds are welcome to sit with us. There are no fees or dues,
however,
donations are accepted via the Offering Bowl.
About
White
Plains Zen Feb' Is our 8th Anniversary!
White Plains Zen, a sittting group started in Feburary 2002 is affiliated with the Inisfada Interfaith Zen Center at St.
Ignatius Retreat House in Manhasset, NY & Morning Star Zendo in Jersey City NJ. All are part of the White Plum Asanga,
in the lineage of Hakuyu Taizan Maezumi Roshi.
Our
guiding teacher:
Robert E. Kennedy, S.J. Roshi.
Mailing Address:
St Bartholomew’s Church
82 Prospect Street
White Plains,
NY 10606
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Please Join us on Feb' 23th, 2010
Guest Teacher - Paul Schubert, Sensei
Sensei
Paul Seiko Schubert will be with on Tuesday.
He
will offer daisan (a one on one meeting between student & teacher)
in the second period and a dharma talk in the third period. Paul is a
Dharma Heir of Robert E. Kennedy, SJ, Roshi. He has a zendo that meets
on Wednesdays at 7:00pm at All Souls Unitarian Church, Lexington
Avenue/80th St., NY.
Please join us.
Zen for Beginners Group now Meeting at
Fordham University, Westchester Fordham
University Westchester Campus
400 Westchester
Av, Room 133, West Harrison,
NY. Meeting on Mondays, 6:30 -7:30 pm.
This group is open to anyone interested in learning
about the gifts of Zen meditation.
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