Sangha Night
Community Practice for All
Find enthusiasm and encouragement
in practicing together.
Practicing Buddhism with others offers a unique opportunity to get to know oneself, learn from each other, and express oneself more deeply through relationship.
On a typical Sangha Night, we gather at 6:00 pm, and start the program at 6:15 pm. After introductions, we meditate for 30 minutes. The second half of the evening will vary. There may be a talk and discussion, additional meditation practice, or a devotional practice night (puja).
Refer to the schedule on the home page for details about each Sunday night.
On a typical Sangha Night, we gather at 6:00 pm, and start the program at 6:15 pm. After introductions, we meditate for 30 minutes. The second half of the evening will vary. There may be a talk and discussion, additional meditation practice, or a devotional practice night (puja).
Refer to the schedule on the home page for details about each Sunday night.
Sangha Night
(Community Practice)
- Sunday evenings, 6:00-8:15 pm
- All are welcome
- Donations are welcome but not necessary
Our Practices
Living the Dharma
Apply the Buddha’s teachings to everyday life through coming together and discussing the Dharma.
Meditation
Gain greater awareness, insight, joy and compassion with self-cultivation and community support.
Puja (Devotional Practices)
Symbolically express and intensify deep spiritual feelings through shared ritual action.
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- Seattle Buddhist Center Entrance
This Year's Theme
“There are no higher teachings, only deeper understandings.”
Sangharakshita
This year we are exploring the fundamental Buddhist teachings in more depth (the Wheel of Life, Spiral Path, Five Jinas, etc.), and exploring ways to keep them alive in our lives.