Sunday 7/24
9:00am: Zazen
10:00am: Chanting Service, Zazen, and Talk
Abbot: Ejo McMullen

We have a tendency to consider life only as a movement forward. We focus on growth, fixing problems, and saving the world. In teaching the Buddha Way, Our Great Ancestor Dogen Zenji encourages us to take the “backward step”. Join our Abbot as he discusses this subtle movement of spiritual practice and how there is much more to life than getting things done.

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After some words from me in memory of Satsuki, we will hold a chanting service in her honor.  Please join if you can.   
-Ejo  

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Experience enclosed in this way is safe, but it is also dull. Join us this Sunday as Abbot Ejo McMullen discusses the liberation of experience and the fullness of life.
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As Genjo departs indefinitely from the temple, he'll offer a few words of gratitude and encouragement to the assembly. Then we'll then move into space for questions. Please bring your curiosity forward!
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This Sunday, Sangha Elder, Jun-e Thomson will be giving the dharma talk as well as receiving questions from the community.
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This Sunday, we'll explore the thinking mind in zazen and how its free-flowing play is vital to the great matter of waking up.
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Join Myobun as we investigate the precious wildness of life.
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Question & Response is a lively encounter in which the hall is opened for the community to bring forward their questions in zen, practice, and life. It is the sincere questions from the assembly that becomes the Dharma talk!
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Forest Bathing is a relational practice that brings people into deeper intimacy with natural places.

An exploration of the human relationship with life on planet earth.
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This Sunday we’ll explore the realization of delusion and particularly how meditation practice allows the mysterious pivot of liberation to animate our lives.
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Join Abbot Ejo McMullen in a discussion of Buddhist teachings of embodiment, vision and liberation as it applies to facing this important pivot point for the world.
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Buddha Eye Temple is hosting four events in May inspired by the recent national Buddhism and Ecology Summit.

ShiBashi Taiji Qigong Classes

Wednesdays
4:30pm - 5:30pm
Ongoing
Led by Michael Vasquez
(Attend in-person only)

What is it that washes through the shadows? Through the potency of the wound, the dream, the myth uplift, bringing us closer to new thresholds.
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When we arrive at a Mahayana Buddhist temple, we are told an interesting story: although we should experience greater ease in our lives through Buddhist practice, awakening is fundamentally not something we can build step-by-step. It is the fabric of being itself. To realize this is the very ground under our feet, the path, and the destination.
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All too often, our approach to understanding is to move toward. We step in the direction of what we see as a teaching or a problem to illuminate and transform. But stepping back and receiving is equally, if not more, important. It takes a special kind of discipline to listen deeply.
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What is it like to be firmly rooted upon the vehicle of Buddha’s great awakening? What is a step on that path? What twists, turns, and transformations meet us as we are walking, waking? Join us this Sunday as we explore Lotus Sutra’s core vision of liberation.
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This week our Abbot Ejo McMullen will discuss the vital role that spiritual fire has to play on the path and how what can burn can also warm, shed light, and center our being.
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