We will not be meeting this Sunday. Our next meeting at Wesleyan University will be on January 17, 2017 with the annual Beginning Anew Practice will be However, our Buddhist 12 Step Group will be meeting on Mondays throughout the holiday season
The Buddhist Faith Fellowship of CT is now offering a special family service just prior to its regular Sunday gathering twice a month. (1st & 3rd Sundays- please refer to calendar for any updates/changes). This special practice session is geared toward families with children aged birth to twelve. It will be a holiday event, with…
All are welcomed to this simple and revitalizing ancient practice. Come and practice sitting, walking, and voice meditation, and noble silence with Dharma Teacher Senpai Lewis-Bastias and his Associate Teachers. This Sunday morning practice is strictly devoted to cultivate the mind without any talk. You may practice any form of sitting meditation you feel comfortable…
“I’m an idiot!” “I’m useless!” “My nose is too big” “I’m a daydreamer. I can’t meditate, I should of just stayed home.” Many of us talk to ourselves in this manner. This talk and subsequent Q & A will look into how to recognize and overcome the critical commentary we replay in our minds. What…
Buddhist Family Practice is an opportunity for families with children to practice mindfulness and learn traditional Buddhist teachings such as compassion, interdependence, and gratitude. It follows the general Sunday practice format of the Connecticut’s premier Buddhist center, the Buddhist Faith Fellowship, but in a shorter, more relaxed format, with elements tailored to children under 13. Babies and…
The Buddha’s view of prosperity stands out as one of the most misinterpreted aspects of his teachings. Many writers have either stated or implied that the Buddha did not encourage people to prosper and become wealthy. This misinterpretation influenced some to believe that achieving prosperity goes against the Buddha’s teachings. This talk will examine what…
Walking the Buddhist path, there are four common habits that tend to debilitate our spiritual journey. The habits of fear, assumptions, distractions, and resistance often derail our ability to practice, and as a consequence make us do more while accomplishing less. Too often we mistakenly believe that doing less makes us lazy and results in…
When looking for spiritual inspiration, we often turn to the words of the Buddha or the writings of the great Buddhist teachers of past and present. But can Buddhist wisdom be found elsewhere? Is Amida, Life itself, calling out to us in ways we least expect? Through Deep Listening, can we find Dharma from novel…
Saturday, November 21, 2015 7 p.m. – 8 p.m. College for East Asian Studies 343 Washington Terrace, Middletown, CT $20 donation Registration deadline is on November 18th. (registration at the door is not permitted) Join nationally known Priscilla Gale for an unforgettable experience to restore balance, healing, peace, joy, and clarity of thought. Ms.…
Buddhist Family Practice is an opportunity for families with children to practice mindfulness and learn traditional Buddhist teachings such as compassion, interdependence, and gratitude. It follows the general Sunday practice format of the Connecticut’s premier Buddhist center, the Buddhist Faith Fellowship, but in a shorter, more relaxed format, with elements tailored to children under 13. Babies and…