Buddhism: Meditation and Skillful Living (in-person)

This group meets on the second Tuesday of the month.
Facilitators: Frank Mauss and Robert Lynn
There are many schools and traditions of Buddhism. Within those traditions are basic principles and wisdom teachings that serve as a guide for skillful living. Along with the teachings of Buddhism, meditation is a core practice. Each session will begin with a period of silent meditation, followed by a brief discussion of Buddhist teachings and personal reflection.
Suggested donation of $5 benefits the Franciscan Spirituality Center.
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ABOUT THE FACILITATORS:
Frank Mauss has maintained a meditation practice for more than 30 years and is lay-ordained at Ruymonji Monastery. Bringing mindfulness into the ups and downs of life is an important part of his practice.
Robert Lynn is a graduate of Wartburg Theological Seminary with additional studies at Nashotah House. He is a novice in the Benedictine Oblates and serves as a guest homilist at various regional churches. He is lay-ordained at Ruymonji Monastery.