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    Mar 19, 2019 5 minutes

    Live at a Zen Martial Arts Temple

    Learn the Zen martial art Shim Gum Do (Mind Sword Path). Shim Gum Do practice combines the ‘action Zen’ of martial art forms with Zen meditation to develop a clear mind, clear thinking and clear action. Students study directly under Shim Gum Do Founding Master Great Zen Master Chang Sik Kim. We offer daily classes and monthly Dharma talks.

    For more information: https://shimgumdo.org (617) 787-1506

    Long Retreats in Berkeley, CA

    INNER FREEDOM (Aug.26 - Oct.19). Deep relaxation and gentle inquiry into habits, pat-terns, and self-images.

    INTEGRATING PRACTICE & LIFE (Oct.21 - Dec.14).

    FULL FOUR MONTH RETREAT (Aug.26 - Dec.14).

    LONGCHEN NYINGTIK NGON-DRO (May 20 - June 1).

    www.nyingmainstitute.com (510) 809 - 1000

    Chicago’s Premier Holistic Education Center 2018:

    Arielle Ford, April 27 Jean Haner, May 5 Lisa Williams, May 18 Lama Surya Das, June 22-23 Radleigh Valentine, August 3-4 Sharon Salzberg, August 17-18 Online Evergreen Courses CEUs Available

    www.infinityfoundation.org [email protected]

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