Dharma Talk Guest Speaker: Carolyn Seburn
Thursday, February 22; 5:30 –7 PM
Meditation begins at 5:30 pm MT, followed by the Dharma Talk (teisho) at 6:00 pm MT.
You are invited to join us for an evening with Carolyn Seburn at Mountain Cloud Zen Center’s zendo on Thursday, February 22, where she will be leading our Dharma Talk. This hybrid event is free and registration is not required. Please arrive five to ten minutes ahead of the scheduled time. To attend in person, please read and follow our COVID-19 Protocols for MCZC’s current policies on masks, vaccinations, and testing.
To participate online, please click on the zoom link below.
sit.mountaincloud.org
Passcode: mountain22
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Carolyn is not currently accepting dana from outside Canada. Listeners are encouraged to donate to MCZC. Listeners from Canada can reach out to Carolyn privately at: mountainmoonottawa@bell.net.
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About Carolyn Seburn – Sei’un An
Carolyn Seburn – Sei’un An (Peace-bringing Cloud) is an authorized Dharma successor of Roselyn Stone (Sei’un An – Clearing Away the Clouds) Rôshi of the Mountain Moon Sangha (Toronto and Brisbane). She has been practicing Zen meditation since 1985 and guiding Zen practice since 2015. Married, with one offspring, Carolyn is also a biologist and public servant who focuses on wildlife conservation. Carolyn is also appointed a Zen teacher with Sanbo Zen International and is on the teaching staff of Mountain Cloud Zen Centre. The Mountain Moon Sangha of Ottawa abides by the Code of Conduct for Sanbo Zen International.
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Dharma Talk often referred to as a “teisho” in Zen Buddhism, is a discourse or lecture given by a teacher to convey teachings on Buddhist philosophy, principles, and practice. During a Dharma talk, the teacher may explore various aspects of Buddhist doctrine, share insights from personal experience, and offer guidance to the audience on how to apply these teachings in their lives. The purpose is to deepen understanding, inspire contemplation, and support the development of mindfulness and wisdom among the practitioners.
