Dharma Seminar meets weekly on Wednesday evenings 5:00 – 7:00 pm (PT) on Zoom and in person at the Community Congregational Church in Tiburon.
Seminars are mostly led by Norman and sometimes by senior Everyday Zen teachers.
Texts are studied and practiced as a springboard to contemplating their relevance to everyday practice in our lives.
Please check back for more information on this month’s seminar.
To Attend In Person
Registration is no longer required to attend in person.
However, all in-person attendees are expected to review and follow our current Covid protocol.
For Zoom Access, Event Details & Reminder Emails
Registration to attend on Zoom will open in April.
The evening begins with a period of zazen followed by lecture and small and large group discussion. The topic of seminar typically centers on a classical text, sometimes with additional readings, and changes every month, for the most part. The emphasis is always on the application of the teachings to our daily lives. Students are asked to attend all meetings in a given month, if possible.
Please arrive early with time to settle in. Chairs are provided. If you prefer to sit on a zafu, please bring your own.
Once you have registered (see above), you will be sent a confirmation and also a reminder email with the Zoom login information each week 24 hours before the event begins. When a new month or topic begins, you will need to register again to receive the reminder emails.
Please give what you can. We cannot continue offering online teachings without your support.
In Person Participants
Suggested donation for in-person seminar: $100 for the monthly series ($25 per session)
Zoom Participants
Suggested donation for seminar on Zoom: $60 each month ($15 per session) or whatever you are comfortable contributing.
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