Our ZHS on-line schedule (go to our website for more information: zenheartsangha.org):
- Mondays: 7-8:30pm - zazen, short service, lecture/discussion
- Tuesdays-Fridays: 5:30-6:10pm - zazen, offering of merit/bows
- Saturdays: 8:00-10:15am - zazen, short service, tea, discussion/study
- Please offer bows for Nick Battaglia, Camille Spar's father, who died this morning at the age of 104
- Please continue to offer bows for the family of Alison Templeton, a Peninsula School parent, who died on April 1st after a long struggle with cancer
- Please continue to offer bows for Jeff Ghazarian and his family, friends of Lilliana Mendez-Soto’s nephew who died on March 19th at the age of 34 from COVID-19
- Please continue to offer bows of well-being for:
- Gil Bergman, Shannon's husband who is recovering from illness
- Rev. Les Kaye, Misha’s Zen teacher, who is recovering at home while undergoing chemotherapy
- Brendan, Kate Haimson’s son, who is recovering at home from surgery
- Michael Tieri Ricaud, Dainuri Rott’s brother, who is suffering from MS
Wonderful links shared by sangha and friends:
- New tab on Zen Heart Sangha website with resources about COVID-19 (zenheartsangha.org)
- From our dharma sister, Misha, from Joffe Emergency Services: Cooking during COVID The page, Cooking at Home in the Time of Coronavirus takes pride in helping the at-home cook stir up something special with what is hidden in the pantry.
- From our dharma friend, Fumiko Arao, a beautiful video on the tea ceremony from the Asian Art Museum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=Bn7r63iDfL0 - From our dharma sister, Alisa Tu, an article on grief:
- https://hbr.org/2020/03/that-discomfort-youre-feeling-is-grief?fbclid=IwAR2f8ajEFn_MpazcdxvTj8MsuQZ7xlNtS44KG2b0NukPh6K012FWfGCdd8A
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From our dharma friend, Mary Hofstedt:
Every
hand that we don’t shake must become
a phone call that we place.
Every
embrace that we avoid must become a
verbal expression of warmth and concern.
Every
inch and every foot that we physically
place between ourselves and another must
become a thought as to how we might help that other,
should the need arise.
Rabbi
Yosef Kanefsky —
Congregation
B’nai David-Judea,
Los
Angeles
(Photo: Jizo Bodhisattva, the protector
of children and travelers)
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Many thanks to those of you who are sending me articles to share, links to helpful information, and for making comments…it is a gift beyond measure. Please know that you can either leave a comment on the blog itself, or send something directly to me and I will be happy to paste it in.
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Many thanks to those of you who are sending me articles to share, links to helpful information, and for making comments…it is a gift beyond measure. Please know that you can either leave a comment on the blog itself, or send something directly to me and I will be happy to paste it in.
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