EcoSangha Seattle

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Schedule for Seattle EcoSangha

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Our meditation sittings take place at 7:30 PM SHARP. Please plan to arrive NO LATER THAN 7:15 so we'll have time to set up. Although we usually sit in the Chapel of St. Ignatius, occasional conflicts require us to relocate. To keep up to date please be sure that your name is on our listserv, so you can be informed about schedule changes and upcoming events. Contact Dr. Jason Wirth at wirthj@seattleu.edu



PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN MEDITATION LOCATIONS:
FEBRUARY 9 AND 16; MARCH 29; APRIL 15 AND MAY 10,
MEDITATION WILL BE HELD IN HUNTHAUSEN ROOM 110



VERY SPECIAL EVENT: "Buddhist Practice and Social Transformation." Ecosangha is hosting the Northwest Dharma Association's Annual Gathering. On March 17 at 9:30 AM, come to Wyckoff Auditorium in the Bannan Engineering Building to hear Buddhist leaders from different Buddhist traditions discuss how their teachings and practices help to bring about a better world in today's challenging times.



ECOSANGHA LECTURE SCHEDULE:

Date Time Room Speaker Topic
Wednesday, Nov. 9 11 AM - 1:30 PM Piggott Auditorium
Colonel Charles Meadows, USMC (Retired) SPECIAL EVENT!
Peace Trees Vietnam: U.S. Veterans helping a former "enemy."
Tuesday, February 21 7:00 PM A&A Room, Admissions Building, corner of 12th and Marion across from SU main entrance Genjo Marinello Osho "Mountains are not Mountains; Rivers are not Rivers"



Note: The Sangha meets for meditation weekly -- usually on Thursday evenings, at 7:30 P.M., in the Chapel of St. Ignatius, on the Seattle University campus. EcoSangha also sponsors lectures and special programs on Buddhist & Environmental subjects. For further information on these events, please check this page frquently and e-mail Dr. Jason Wirth at wirthj@seattleu.edu, to be added to the email list. Please be sure that Dr. Wirth has your correct e-mail address so you can stay current on schedule changes.

All sittings and lectures are open to the public without charge. Please feel welcome to join us.