Morning sits
Every day
7:30am - 8:15am UTC
Join us at 2929 24th Street or online: bit.ly/sfdharma (password: 108108)
Arriving late and leaving early is okay for morning sits!
Meditate with us.
The SF Dharma Collective is a community-led sangha.
SFDC creates a welcoming and inclusive space for meditation, community, and awakening through diverse teachings and practices.
Announcements
Grounding Harmonies: An Earth-Day Soundbath
Saturday, April 20, 7-8 pm
As we commemorate Earth Day, we delve into the profound connection between sound baths and our planet's well-being. Sound, as a primal force, reverberates through the very fabric of existence, echoing the rhythms of nature itself. In a sound bath, we harness this inherent power to harmonize not only our individual energies but also to resonate with the Earth's vibrational frequencies.
This event is a fundraiser for SFDC Tickets now available - Please reserve in advance!
Being Nature: Chi Gung and Meditation to Welcome Spring
With Kitty Costello
Last class: Mindful Movement and Meditation Class
Sunday mornings, April 21, 10–11:30 a.m.
As the spring lifeforce surges up through the roots, pushing up new green shoots, it is surging through us too! Right here in the middle of the city, we can practice deeper alignment with the rhythm and flow of the natural world that we are made of, are part of. (Adaptable for all levels of fitness and ability.)
Drop-ins are welcome.
In person attendance is limited to 12 people. Sign up here to reserve your space: events.humanitix.com/being-nature-chi-gung
Tonglen & Breathing Half-Day with Jenny Terbell
Sunday, April 21, 1 – 4 pm
The Tibetan Buddhist practice of Tonglen is an ancient and beautiful method that uses the breath to transform suffering on the path, our own and others. This skillful method can be adapted to any situation and practiced on the spot. And it's very powerful to do in community. Join us in a half day of practice where we will explore together the power of our breath and our bodhicitta, that which connects us all. Everyone welcome, new and experienced practitioners alike.
Dharma and Recovery with Kevin Griffin ☸
Thursdays left: April 25, 7-8:30
Join special guest & author Kevin Griffin for reflections on the interweaving of Buddhism and recovery, drawing from the core teachings of the Buddha as well as the Heart Practices of loving kindness and compassion & focusing on overcoming craving and healing the wounds of addiction.
Kevin Griffin is a Buddhist teacher and author best known for his 2004 book One Breath at a Time: Buddhism and the Twelve Steps.
Our classes are offered as a hybrid model.
See individual class listings for in-person meetings at 2929 24th Street.
All class will continue to be hosted online.
The Zoom link is: http://bit.ly/sfdharma (password: 108108)
You can also dial in from a phone by calling 301-715-8592 and using Meeting ID: 545 039 806.
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Sustaining Donors
While the majority of donations go to support our teachers, the SFDC has monthly costs related to our space and Zoom presence. Become a monthly donor and help sustain the San Francisco Dharma Collective! Clicking on the "Donate Via Paypal or Credit Card" button above will give you the option of donating monthly via Paypal. If you'd like to donate monthly another way - by bank or Credit Card - please email finance.sfdharmacollective@gmail.com
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All donations are tax deductible. The San Francisco Dharma Collective is a 501(c)3 non-profit educational organization. Ask your employer about matching donations.
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Volunteer at your SF Dharma Collective.
Everything at SFDC happens because of our wonderful volunteers. Volunteering is a powerful way to integrate your practice into the world. It can foster a sense of purpose and bring satisfaction and connect you to sangha, one of the three jewels.
Your generosity and kindness go a long way toward bringing the dharma to all.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact SFDCvolunteers@gmail.com
