Living The Buddhist Vows
Tuesdays August 1-29, 2023
6:30pm-8:30pm PDT
Join Heather Breault and Sunil Joseph for a compassionate reflection into your relationship with the 10 non-virtues and their opposite virtues. We will look at how to bring the practice alive in our lives, making it relevant to us through our personal experience.
This is a hybrid event that can be attended in-person at Diamond Light’s room in Sierra 2 Community Center or online via zoom. The presenters will be on zoom.
Hybrid options for attending:
You can attend in person: 2791 24th Street, Room 14 Sacramento CA 95818 (parking lot off 4th Ave, the room is upstairs).
Zoom Meeting ID: 224-735-8115
Passcode: 1234
Zoom Link: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/2247358115
www.diamondlightsac.org/donate or “Diamond Light” on Venmo. Suggested donation: $10-$20 to cover expenses, which include ongoing rent for our Center, fees to provide online services and supporting our teachers. No one turned away due to lack of funds.
About Heather Breault: I started practicing yoga in 2001, which lead me to find Buddhism, with my first class taught by Lama Marut in 2008. I have studied Buddhism in-depth since 2008, attended many Buddhist retreats, and worked on deepening my personal practice over the years. I am grateful to many amazing teachers, my closest teacher being Amie Diller.
About Sunil Joseph: I am a certified GRIP facilitator teaching a restorative justice-based healing and accountability program in California’s prison system. In 2021, I successfully completed the 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program offered by Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach to become a certified Mindfulness teacher. As a graduate from BayNVC’s 1-year NVC Leadership Program in 2008, I have been teaching NVC to varied groups, including those incarcerated at San Quentin prison. I feel grateful for the amazing teachers and teachings I have personally benefited from. For more: https://myempathycoach.com/