Shinryu Roshi addresses two of the prime teachings of Layman P’ang — on the limits of language and concepts and on how to lead a free and engaged life amidst the 10,000 things.
Hyannis Zendo was established in 2009 as a space to learn and practice meditation, study Zen, share in community, and to explore what this practice means in our lives. We are located in the West End of Hyannis, MA.
At Hyannis Zendo, we practice sitting meditation (zazen), walking meditation (kinhin), offer weekly instruction, Zen interviews, dharma talks, and the practice of mindful eating in the formal Zen style (oriyoki). We also hold a monthly day of intensive meditation practice (zazenkai). Please see our schedule for more information.
the cool breeze,
with all its strength
the cricket
zazen 7:00 – 7:25 am
verse of the kesa/stretch
zazen 7:30 – 7:55 am
work gatha
Interview is an opportunity to meet face to face with a teacher, work on koans, and to ask questions about your practice.
Please arrive on time, Hyannis Zendo practitioners will be given preference.
chanting 9:00 – 9:20 am
zazen 9:20 – 9:45 am
kinhin 9:45 – 9:55 am
zazen 9:55 – 10:20 am
dharma talk 10:20 – 10:40 am
7:00-7:25 zazen
verse of the kesa/stretching
7:30-7:55 zazen
7:55 samu service
Online interview is available to Hyannis Zendo practitioners with Fugan from 11:00am to 12:00pm through the Village Zendo Teacher Interview Page.
7:00-7:25am–zazen
verse of the kesa/stretching
7:30-7:55 zazen
7:55–work service
9:00-9:10 chanting
9:10-9:40 zazen
9:40-9:50 kinhin
9:50-10:20 zazen (interview available)
10:20-10:40 dharma talk
Shinryu Roshi addresses two of the prime teachings of Layman P’ang — on the limits of language and concepts and on how to lead a free and engaged life amidst the 10,000 things.
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