Summer at the Zen Center of Syracuse — the myriad shades of green, the wildlife browsing along Onondaga Creek as we do outdoor kinhin — is a wondrous time for opening the heart. We hope you can join us for Summer Sesshin at the Zen Center of Syracuse.
Led by Shinge Roshi, Summer Sesshin will be offered both in person and online, Thursday, July 25, 7 p.m. to Sunday, July 28, 5 p.m. See below to choose in-person or online attendance.
Spring is a time of joyous renewal at Hoenji — the grass growing greener with each sitting, the birds returning and starting their families, the trees budding and leafing out right before our eyes. Each one of us, going deeper and deeper into our zazen, feels the rejuvenation and transformation that occur. Indeed, inside equals outside. We hope you can join us for Spring Sesshin at the Zen Center of Syracuse. Read more »
Please join us for Winter Sesshin at the Zen Center of Syracuse. The deep snow and crisp air of January offer a precious opportunity for intensive practice. Led by Shinge Roshi, the sesshin will be offered both in person and online.
Hokuto Osho will offer teisho and dokusan at this in-person and online commemoration of the first Rinzai Zen master to bring the teachings of the Buddha-Dharma to the West. Soen Shaku's disciples included D. T. Suzuki and Nyogen Senzaki.
Shinge Roshi leads us in this special weekend sesshin commemorating the founding of our temple 55 years ago.
New York Zendo Shoboji is one of the first Rinzai Zen practice centers to be established in the United States and continues to offer authentic Rinzai Zen training amid the bustle of daily life in Manhattan.
The sesshin will include zazen, chanting, teisho and dokusan. Formal meals using jihatsu (nested bowls) will be served. This sesshin will also be offered online. Read more »
Let us gather on Dai Bosatsu Mountain and sit with all our might to requite the beneficence of the great founding teachers whose endless vow brought Dai Bosatsu Zendo into being.
Generations of Zen students from all over the world have practiced at Dai Bosatsu Zendo during the past five decades.
Led by Shinge Roshi and Chigan Roshi, this sesshin commemorates the 47th anniversary of the formal opening of Dai Bosatsu Zendo Kongo-ji on July 4, 1976, the bicentennial of the United States. Read more »
Join us in person and online for this five-day sesshin at Dai Bosatsu Zendo, honoring Nyogen Senzaki, the great early pioneer of Zen in America whose teachings and poems continue to inspire us decades after his passing.
A student of Soen Shaku Roshi, Senzaki worked tirelessly to share the Dharma even while interned at Heart Mountain during World War II. His deep spiritual friendship with Soen Nakagawa Roshi was an underlying cause for the founding of Dai Bosatsu Zendo. Read more »
Experience the beginning of this season of renewal in person at Dai Bosatsu Zendo, as early spring breezes flow over Beecher Lake and new shoots begin to emerge.
We will honor the birth of the Buddha with a special ceremony, bathing a statue of the baby Buddha in his beautiful flower pavilion. We will also commemorate Master Rinzai, the founder of our Zen school.
Summer at the Zen Center of Syracuse, with its myriad shades of green and wildlife accompanying us as we do outdoor kinhin along Onondaga Creek, is a wondrous time for opening the heart.
Led by Shinge Roshi, this sesshin will be offered both in person and online, and will include teisho and dokusan. For those participating through Zoom, off-line time will be built into the schedule for meals, work practice at home and kinhin.
In-Person Attendance, Members: $220, Non-members: $275 Read more »
