SEICHU COMMITMENT
This page may be printed and used for recording your own commitment to contemplative practice for the 10 weeks of Virtual Seichu. For questions or consultation, contact Gendo at <office@UVZC.org>.
1) Practice. For both new and experienced practitioners, there are ways to challenge yourself, make a commitment to a daily schedule of contemplation, either your own or together with others, virtual or in person. UVZC offers a schedule of introductory sessions, daily practice and retreats that all are welcome to join (currently on Zoom, but that may change.) Website at UVZC.org.
COMMITMENT:
2) Study. Participants are invited to join a weekly Study Group, Thursday nights,
7 to 8:30 pm. Sessions begin with a period of meditation, followed by study of
the Diamond Sutra, a foundational text in Zen tradition. Guest teachers will offer commentary, followed by group discussion.
COMMITMENT:
3) Community. Participants serve the Zen community by their participation, by
taking on roles in our practice together, by commitment to learning the forms
and chants that make up our practice together.
COMMITMENT:
1) Practice. For both new and experienced practitioners, there are ways to challenge yourself, make a commitment to a daily schedule of contemplation, either your own or together with others, virtual or in person. UVZC offers a schedule of introductory sessions, daily practice and retreats that all are welcome to join (currently on Zoom, but that may change.) Website at UVZC.org.
COMMITMENT:
2) Study. Participants are invited to join a weekly Study Group, Thursday nights,
7 to 8:30 pm. Sessions begin with a period of meditation, followed by study of
the Diamond Sutra, a foundational text in Zen tradition. Guest teachers will offer commentary, followed by group discussion.
COMMITMENT:
3) Community. Participants serve the Zen community by their participation, by
taking on roles in our practice together, by commitment to learning the forms
and chants that make up our practice together.
COMMITMENT: