In-Person practice at the zendo
O-An Zendo offers in-person activities, including Sunday service, Zazenkais (full day of practice), Sesshins (extended retreats), Samu (work practice) days, and Yoga classes, as well as periodic Kirtan chanting events.
Dokusan (private meeting with Meido) continues to be offered by appointment. Please write to [email protected]
Our Newsletter
O-An Zendo publishes a newsletter once a month. Add your name to our mailing list at the bottom of the page to subscribe.
Dokusan (private meeting with Meido) continues to be offered by appointment. Please write to [email protected]
Our Newsletter
O-An Zendo publishes a newsletter once a month. Add your name to our mailing list at the bottom of the page to subscribe.
O-An Handbook for Practitioners
Click the icon below to download a copy of O-An's Handbook for Practitioners. We hope it will serve to introduce you to our sangha and our form of practice.
Click the icon below to download a copy of O-An's Handbook for Practitioners. We hope it will serve to introduce you to our sangha and our form of practice.
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Fundamental Interconnectedness
Whether in sitting or walking meditation, gathering for seasonal celebrations, giving talks and conducting discussions, or bowing to each other in our closing circle, our sangha cultivates and makes manifest the Fundamental Interconnectedness at the heart of Zen.
Whether in sitting or walking meditation, gathering for seasonal celebrations, giving talks and conducting discussions, or bowing to each other in our closing circle, our sangha cultivates and makes manifest the Fundamental Interconnectedness at the heart of Zen.
Oryoki, a three-bowl ceremonial lunch
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Sangha members after Jukai Ceremony
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Samu (Work Practice)
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