SEMINAR MAY 4 and 5 with David Loy
Zen teacher and author David Loy comes to Dartmouth College to lead a seminar on "personal and social transformation", sponsored by Upper Valley Zen Center, Dartmouth Zen practice, with funding by the Rubin Foundation, Tucker Foundation, and the Dartmouth Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. FRIDAY, MAY 4th, 4 PM to SATURDAY, MAY 5th, 4:30 PM. Registration is required: $25 (free to Dartmouth students). For more details to to News and to Register, Contact Us. Payment may be made on line at Donations or by mail to Zen Center, 58 Bridge Street, WRJ, VT 05001.
ZAZENKAI April 20-22 Zen Practice Intensive
This weekend retreat starts Friday April 20th with 7 pm orientation, ending Sunday, April 22nd at noon. No experience necessary. The schedule includes sitting, walking and chanting practice as well as formal meals (silent, vegetarian), talks, work periods and free time. Explore and deepen this ancient practice tradition at the junction of rivers and meeting of two states (Vermont and New Hampshire). Cost: $90, $75 for students. Register/ask questions at Contact Us. Pay at Donations or by mail to
UV Zen Center, 58 Bridge St., White River Junction, VT 05001.
UV Zen Center, 58 Bridge St., White River Junction, VT 05001.
UVZC
Joshu Sasaki Roshi
The Upper Valley Zen Center (UVZC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to Rinzai Zen, a Buddhist tradition descended from the 9th century Chinese master Rinzai. We are led by Gendo Allyn Field, lay ordained monk in the community of Zen master Joshu Sasaki. Zen Buddhism is a disciplined look into the nature of our human self, into the nature of suffering and its resolution.
The Zen Center is located at 58 Bridge Street, White River Junction, Vermont. Our building was once a fire house and is recognized by its tall tower where fire hoses once hung to dry. To find us, drive around behind the building, park beside the river and come in the ground floor entrance
The Zen Center is located at 58 Bridge Street, White River Junction, Vermont. Our building was once a fire house and is recognized by its tall tower where fire hoses once hung to dry. To find us, drive around behind the building, park beside the river and come in the ground floor entrance
Links on the left will help you Find Us, as well as connect to our Schedule, to News new and old and to Donations for information on how you can help support the Zen Center. You can also find information about Other Zen Centers affiliated with UVZC.
Beginners are welcome at all events. No experience is necessary and instruction is offered as needed.
