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Dana: Giving Back to the New Haven Zen Center
 |  | | Ken Kessel, JDPSN, Guiding Teacher | Paul Bloom, Abbot | Dana is the concept of giving, an essential idea in Buddhism. In the
time of the Buddha, giving food to monks during their daily rounds was
thought to result in great merit for the person making the offering.
This practice continues to this day in parts of Asia.
Here at the New Haven Zen there are a number of ways in which you can participate in the practice of Dana.
Read more
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Sunday , May 23 Ken Kessel, JDPSN
9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Teaching Interviews 11 a.m. Dharma Talk
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Please
register by sending an email to: info@newhavenzen.org
or by phone
at (203)
787-0912 (leave a message).
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2010
Retreat Fees (per day)* |
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Fee
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General
public, non-member
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$65
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Kwan
Um School Members, non-member students & clergy
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$45
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Dharma
Teachers and DTITs
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$35
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| *Retreat
fees support the work of the New Haven Zen Center. However, fees should
not be a barrier to anyone who wishes to sit a retreat. Those unable to
afford the fees may contribute whatever they can. Talk to the Head
Dharma Teacher of a given retreat. |
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2010
Retreat / Interviews Calendar
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