Cross River Meditation Center
Weekly Schedule
Pleasse check our Home Page for current Covid-19 schedule and information
Tuesday 7:15 PM Dhamma Class At Cross River Meditation center
Saturday 8:30 AM Dhamma Class At Cross River Meditation center
Third Saturday 10:30 AM QiGong With Matt Branham At Cross River Meditation center
All Classes Streamed Live
Please check my newsletter for any incidental schedule changes.
Class cancellation due to winter weather will be posted on the homepage.
Our classes are appropriate for beginners as well as experienced meditators and our sangha is welcoming and supportive. A typical class begins with Jhana meditation followed by a Dhamma talk and sangha Q&A and discussion. We close meditation classes with a five minute guided Metta intentional meditation.
If you are new to meditation and mindfulness or to the direct teachings of the Buddha, please visit For New Visitors.
We request a $20 donation for our classes. All are always welcome regardless of donation.
Please arrive a few minutes early.
Directions are below.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions. To be notified of any changes in our schedule please subscribe to our newsletter.
We look forward to sharing the Dhamma with you. Peace.
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Sources
My Dhamma articles and talks are based on the Buddha's teachings (suttas) as preserved in the Sutta Pitaka, the second book of the Pali Canon. I have relied primarily on Thanissaro Bhikkhu’s excellent and insightful translation of the Pali generously made freely available at his website Dhammatalks.org, as well as the works of Acharya Buddharakkhita, Nyanaponika Thera, John Ireland, Maurice Walsh, Hellmuth Hecker, and Sister Khema, among others, as preserved at Access To Insight.
Also, I have found Bhikkhu Bodhi's translations from Wisdom Publications Pali Canon Anthologies to be most informative and an excellent resource.
I have made edits to the suttas from these sources for further clarity, to modernize language, to minimize repetition, and maintain contextual relevance to Dependent Origination and Four Noble Truths.
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