Walk for Global Peace – Sat., Nov. 18

Let’s Walk for Global Peace

at Bible park in SouthEast Denver at 1:15PM on Saturday Nov 18th.

This will be an Eyes of Compassion silent walk. Significant others are welcome.

We will:

circle up at the far end of the YALE AVE parking lot in front of the ball field.
sound the bell for noble silence at 1:25,
offer 5 minutes of noble silence in stillness for peace around the world,
listen to a letter from Plum Village,
walk slowly along the (wide hard packed dirt) canal path silently embodying peace through the quality of each step,
return near our starting place (~ 30 minutes total walking meditation) and
circle up again offering a final 5 minutes of still noble silence.

Directions to James A. Bible Park Yale Ave parking lot:

6802 E. Yale Ave, Denver

From I-25, Exit on Yale heading East.

Entrance to parking lot is on the right about 0.8 miles just past Monaco.

Following the walk tea and cider will be offered at the Cowden Cottage, which is less than two miles away. For those of you who don’t know where this is, ask me (Sandy) for directions at the event.

Bowing,

Sandy

Our Sangha

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We are located in Denver, Colorado, U. S. A. We have been continuously sitting together since 2001. We come from all backgrounds, cultures and ideologies and have been drawn together by the Plum Village tradition and the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh. We sit together with the intention of increasing peacefulness and insight in families, our society, and ourselves. We have a wonderfully diverse group of practitioners, some with very little experience, others with many years of sitting.

Eyes of Compassion welcomes everyone regardless of your racial or ethnic heritage, gender identification, or sexual orientation. We expressly support the Call to Love in Action issued by the ARISE Sangha in our Tradition, and the Statement Speaking Out Against Anti-Asian Violence issued by the San Francisco Zen Center.