The Irish Sangha Trust (IST) was established in 2011 to support and foster teaching and meditation practice in the Theravada Buddhist tradition in Ireland. The Irish Sangha Trust is non-profit Buddhist organization, entirely dependent on the generosity of the public for voluntary donations.
Our annual schedule includes regular workshops, retreats and meditation sittings. Events are open to everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners. We welcome you to join our spiritual friends network and experience the profound benefits of meditation practice.
"Living Dharma" weekday practices & "Peace & Solidarity" Sunday practice, with Sr Jinho from Taiwan24th March 2022 onwards"Living Dharma"Weekday Daily Mindfulness & Chan Meditation Practice and Dharma Sharing & Discussion startingWith Sr Jinho The aim of the group is to support practitioners to establish their daily meditation practice and apply the Buddhist teachings on different life situations through sitting, sharing and reflecting. It's not a traditional format of teaching or Dharma talk but more informal and conversational to form a sangha or a practice community Morning Living Dharma Monday to Friday 8:00 am - 10:00 am
The link for the morning is https://zoom.us/j/403391097?pwd=MXF3WC9YMlBURFdDZ3hNc3pWTWdTdz09 Passcode: sunyata Evening Practice Living Dharma Monday to Friday 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm (except every second Monday a month (beginners’ workshops with Elaine and Wednesday evenings’s session, which is led by a lay practitioner associated with Sunyata)
The link for the evening practice group is https://zoom.us/j/793995018?pwd=eTNyNnBLZjdla1FodjVHcnFiR0dPZz09 Passcode: sunyata Note: You could join the practice at 8:00, 8:30 or 9:00 am/pm for 30 minutes, 1 hour or 1.5 hour depending on your needs and availability.
Sunday "Peace & Solidarity" Practice Every Sunday, 7-9:30am
''Praying for Peace and Solidarity'' on Sundays for Ukraine and people in all the war zones (Chan Master Guoxin, Dharma Heir of Master Sheng Yen and current Head Monk of Chan Hall of DDM, Taiwan teaches on 27th March & 24th April)
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85933344713?pwd=dDNKUTVuTHZqSkI0QmJLMGhvOENiUT09 Password: 005402
***To ensure the quality of practice. 1. Everyone participates in the respectful and committed way as one attending a Dharma event in person. 2. Focus on practice and not engage in anything other than with the group practice. 3. Switch video on the whole time and make sure the light and your position is right so you could engage with the group to the best you could. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sister Jinho
Ven. Jinho took ordination in the Chinese Chan (Zen) tradition with Master Sheng Yen in 2000, training intensively in the Dharma Drum Mountain Monastery in Taiwan for six years. Meanwhile, she studied at the Dharma Drum Buddhist University for four years. She works with young adults for their spiritual requests and serve as a Buddhist Chaplain at the Multifaith Chaplaincy Centre of the University of Bristol. She teaches in England, Ireland, Germany, Russia, China and Taiwan. |
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