TOPIC: Impermanence and Freedom from Suffering

HYBRID: In-Person and Online
6:00-7:45pm MST

led by IMT Dharma Leader,
David Bornstein

The cancellation of this weekend's retreat, due to conditions beyond anyone's control, has David reflecting on the Buddha’s teaching of impermanence. The Buddha referred to impermanence, anicca, as one of the Three Marks of Existence. The more deeply we understand this natural law, the less we suffer.

This weekly gathering supports continuity of practice with a community of like-minded people. The intention is to bring these valuable teachings of the Buddha into practical applications in our daily lives.

The evening includes a 30-minute sitting meditation, a dharma talk, and discussion or interactive exercises. Open to those new to practice as well as those with an established mindfulness practice.

NEW TIME
Now that we are meeting in person once again, we are extending the class by 15 minutes to allow more space and time for discussion. We find this to be such a rich part of our practice together. If you need to leave by 7:30, we will understand.

HYBRID OPTIONS

• In-Person Location, Pima Friends Meeting House, 931 N 5th Ave., 85705
  PARKING: is available in the back lot, along 5th Ave. between 1st and Speedway, and along 1st St. west of 5thAve. Some parts of this area require permit parking – the signs are clear, so check them if you’re not sure.

• ZOOM: Click on the button below

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PASSCODE: sangha

DANA

The teachings of the Buddha are a priceless gift which are offered freely. No one is ever turned away for inability to pay. We invite you to consider dana, generosity, as part of our practice together, and to give what you can to support this dharma service.

ABOUT THE TEACHER

David Bornstein, MSW began meditating in 1997 and has worked with many teachers including Jack Kornfield, Joseph Goldstein, and Anna Douglas. He graduated from the Spirit Rock’s Dedicated Practitioner’s Program in 2016 and completed the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program created by Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach, in 2019.