Following the introduction we have regular evening practice. Guests are encouraged to stay and join us for a first hand, personal experience of the daily practice which forms the core of our formal practice life. Guest night occurs every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Seattle and by appointment at our other locations. There is no charge for guest night . During the retreat there will also be interviews with one of our centers senior dharma teacher or a guest teacher.
Lunch is included.
YMJJ s are suitable for both beginning and advanced students. YMJJ s range from two to five days and you may participate for as little as 24 hours. Kido Kido means energy path and this fun, high-energy chanting retreat, noisy with percussion and voices, helps develop strong, compassionate energy in each of us. These public talks by students and a senior teacher combine wisdom and wit in an informal setting. The student shares a life experience related to practice, and the teacher answers questions from the audience.