Ashtree Sangha
Statement of Purpose
Ashtree is a Sangha – i.e. a community of people who support one another as they investigate their experiences in daily life and meditation within the framework of the Buddhadharma.
Ashtree is a Sangha – i.e. a community of people who support one another as they investigate their experiences in daily life and meditation within the framework of the Buddhadharma.
Ashtree Sangha meets on the second Sunday of every month from February to December at the Om Yoga Centre, 29 Regent St, North Adelaide, 3- 5 pm. Our meetings normally involve a short talk, a 40 minute meditation, a sharing of our reflection of the meditation and a discussion.
Due to current COVID restrictions, Ashtree Sangha will meet via ZOOM until further notice. If you wish to join these sessions, please contact Anna Markey and she will send the link and the guidelines.You may share this invitation with others. Please ask them to book with Anna. Sangha meetings run from 3 to 5pm.
Ashtree Sangha hopes to function as a support group for people's practice so this could be a time to offer that support amongst ourselves. The Buddha spoke of spiritual friendship (Kalyana Mitta) as being THE most important part of dharma practice. One's practice in daily life, or how our meditations and understanding of the teachings affect our interaction with our world and others, is a major focus of our group.
In terms of teachings, our interest lies in the early teachings of the Buddha as found in the Pali texts.
Anna Markey
Teacher
Subscribe to the Ashtree Sangha.
Due to current COVID restrictions, Ashtree Sangha will meet via ZOOM until further notice. If you wish to join these sessions, please contact Anna Markey and she will send the link and the guidelines.You may share this invitation with others. Please ask them to book with Anna. Sangha meetings run from 3 to 5pm.
Ashtree Sangha hopes to function as a support group for people's practice so this could be a time to offer that support amongst ourselves. The Buddha spoke of spiritual friendship (Kalyana Mitta) as being THE most important part of dharma practice. One's practice in daily life, or how our meditations and understanding of the teachings affect our interaction with our world and others, is a major focus of our group.
In terms of teachings, our interest lies in the early teachings of the Buddha as found in the Pali texts.
Anna Markey
Teacher
Subscribe to the Ashtree Sangha.
