Formal Tuesday evening and Sunday morning sittings occur both in-person and on Zoom.
Introduction/Refresher to Zen Meditation
On Saturday, November 22 at 1:30 p.m. we will have an Introduction/Refresher to Zen Meditation practice. While those new to Zen will learn all the basics they need to begin practice, those needing a refresher or jump-start to a lapsed practice are also welcome and this is a good time to ask questions that may have arisen during the early days/months/years of practice. Advance registration is required so please call or text Susan at 216-630-3583.
Food Donations:
Throughout the month off November, there will be a carton box in the front entryway to collect non-perishable food donations which will be brought to the Cleveland Heights Emergency Food Bank at the end of the month. Please bring whatever you can when you come to sitting as this is a desperate time for many neighbors in our community.
Private Instruction
can be arranged with our group leader, Susan, by calling or texting her at 216-630-3583.
CZG will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday
from Tuesday, November 25 through Sunday, November 30. We will resume sittings on Tuesday, December 2.
CZG will be closed for Winter Break
from Tuesday, December 23 through Sunday, January 4. We will resume sittings on Tuesday, January 6.
Pre-New Year’s Eve Sitting
Wednesday, December 31 is our annual Pre-New Year’s Eve Sitting from 2:00-4:00 P.M. followed by tea and snacks.
For the past forty-plus years, the Cleveland Zazen Group has taught and practiced traditional Zen meditation in a welcoming, all-inclusive atmosphere and setting. Located in Cleveland Heights, the group meets several times weekly as well as sponsoring occasional introductory workshops for beginners and extended meditation retreats for more experienced practitioners.
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