The Three Treasures Zen Center of Oneonta
Zen Meditation Retreat
With Zen Master Wu Kwang
of the Chogye International Zen Center of New York.
Guiding teacher of The Three Treasures Zen Center
There is a tried-and-true path that leads away from the dissatisfaction of conditioned existence and toward the end of craving and clinging.
Zen
employes several simple techniques of formal practice and meditation that help
direct the student towards a central question : "What am I ?"
Although this
question seems shapeless, Zen has developed, over many centuries, a
practical and clearly defined means of approaching it. Meditation, communal
activity, and student-teacher dialogue are common to all Zen traditions. If
there is an element of faith in Zen, it is faith that steadfast concentration on
the question of self-nature will bring clarity and energy to everyday life. That
ultimately, Zen practice will not focus on an isolated "I" but on the whole real
world.
Unitarian Universalist Church, 11 Ford Ave., Oneonta
The retreat is open to all, which will include both sitting and walking meditation, and Kong-an interviews. Lunch and refreshments served at end of retreat. Fee $25 - RSVP is appreciated. Scholarships available
Scholarship -A commitment to practice with us for four consecutive weeks
For details call
607-988-7966
e-mail - abbot@thethreetreasures.org