Living in Joy:
The Ethical Foundation of Practice and Living
In order to live and act in this world of change in a way that we find stabilizing and renewing, what do we need to understand? What do we already understand and use day by day? What is alive for us in Buddha's teachings? How does the unfolding of realization come about and create the foundation for a life that brings benefit rather than harm to the world? The class will include meditation, lectures, readings and reflections, experiential exercises, small group discussions, and singing. Using Buddha's teaching and the template of our own life and wisdom, we will study and share our hearts' aspirations together.
Living in Joy: The Ethical Foundation of Practice and Living
Tuesdays, March 11–April 8 (5 sessions)
6:30–8:30 pm
$110 (members: $90)
Myo-O Habermas-Scher is a Soto Zen priest, teaching classes and leading retreats. She studied with Dainin Katagiri Roshi from 1975-1990. Now affiliated with Hokyoji Zen Practice Community under the guidance of Rev. Dokai Georgesen, she has been practicing Zen and Vipassana for more than 30 years. She has recently completed a year-long chaplain residency at University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview.