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Red Clay Sangha is an Atlanta-based Buddhist community that draws from many traditions, especially Vipassana and Zen (our guiding teacher received dharma transmission in the Vipassana Tradition), and a strong sangha (community)-oriented philosophy.
All are welcome, in person or on Zoom (see the location page for details) - regardless of background, identity, and experience level. We look forward to getting to know you!
If you plan to attend in person: upon arrival please enter quietly, remove your shoes and join in the meditation session if it is in progress.
Unshaken: Reclaiming Inner Peace Through Practice - A 5-Day Residential Retreat with Gareth
In the rush of daily life, moments of true stillness can feel out of reach. This five-day silent meditation retreat offers you the space to step away from the noise, reconnect with yourself, and cultivate the deep peace that only extended practice can bring.
The retreat is at YMCA Camp Ocoee, TN, about 2 hours from Atlanta, March 19-23. Click here to go to the event page and register.
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Nov 24th | Anand Garlapati | Practice and its beauty |
Dec 1st | Gareth Young | Thanksgiving and a Funeral |
Dec 8th | SoKai Charli Vogt | Bodhi Day/Rohatsu- Buddha's enlightenment |
Dec 15th | Gareth Young | Receiving the Precepts |
Dec 22nd | Katie Rhodes | Setting Boundaries with an Open Heart |
Dec 29th | Gareth Young | It's a Wonderful Life! |
Jan 5th | Gareth Young | Gamification and the Dhamma |
Jan 12th | Gareth Young | Precepts and Potluck |
Jan 19th | SoKai Charli Vogt | What is a Bodhisattva? |
Jan 26th | Gareth Young | Inauguration-Practice |
Feb 2nd | Gareth Young | A Moral Universe |
Feb 9th | Anand Garlapati | Precepts and Potluck |
Feb 16th | SoKai & Kanshin | The Heart Sutra |
Feb 23rd | Katie Rhodes | More About Metta |
Mar 2nd | Gareth Young | Dukkha/ the end of dukkha |
Mar 9th | Gareth Young | Dukkha/ the end of dukkha |
Mar 16th | Gareth Young | Dukkha/ the end of dukkha |
Current Wednesday Reading Group Book |
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We are currently reading Daughters of the Buddha: Teachings by Ancient Indian Women by Bhikkhu Analayo. See Wednesday evening page for details. |
Current Thursday Evening Topic |
We have a rotation on Thursday evening, covering two early Pali teachings (the "Attakavagga" and the Dhammapada), a series on "Core Buddhist Teachings", and koans from the Chinese Ch'an (and Zen) classic, Mumonkan. See the Thursday event page for more details. |
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