Coming in 2025...

Karma and Liberation 

A Day-long program offered by John Orr in-person

Saturday, January 25, 10am-4pm (with meal break)

An understanding of karma is central to our Dharma practice and liberation from suffering. Some of what we say and do creates wholesome karma and other actions unwholesome karma. The important point is karma isn’t punishment, but an opportunity to learn. Through awareness of karma we grow in our wisdom, reverence for life and ability to forgive. Our day together will include dharma discussion, meditation and chanting. 

There will be an hour long meal break. Participants are encouraged to eat at the center so that the retreat can resume promptly after lunch. We have a refrigerator and microwave to store and reheat your food.

Registration and Information – No preregistration necessary, but please arrive before the program begins at 10:00 AM. There is no fee for attendance. Dana (generous giving) is encouraged to the teacher and the center.

Questions? Contact: mail@dharma4et.org

John's website: https://johnorrmeditation.com


Starr Nolan

June 14

Dorjé Lopön Dr. Lye

TBD

The vision of the Appalachian Dharma & Meditation Center is to facilitate a community of Buddhist practice that fosters the integration of wisdom and compassion. Our aim, as individuals and as a community, is to cultivate insight into the nature of mind and reality and overcome ego-orientated ways of being. We are a nonsectarian Buddhist center that offers weekly programs in Taoism and Western Buddhism.