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Welcome to
The Wet Mountain Sangha!

A Zen Buddhist Community in Pueblo, Colorado

Find Directions to the Zendo Here

The Wet Mountain Sangha is a Zen Buddhist community dedicated to the path of awakening.

The group meets weekly on Wednesdays at 6:00 for meditation as well as on the second, and fourth Saturday mornings of each month.

All are welcome, and no prior experience is necessary. A brief orientation to meditation is available on Wednesdays at 5:40 p.m.

Contact David Cockrell, meditation instructor at 719 671-4009

or

Tracy Foltz , Steering Committee Chair, at 719 547-7655
for more information about the sittings
or the next Introduction to Meditation class.

While Zen is very much an individual undertaking, it can be much more powerful practiced in community, and the sangha community becomes a wonderful support for practice. There are no membership dues or sign-up sheets. The sangha considers anyone to be a member who wishes to be.

News (Most recently updated 4-2-09)

Sunday, April 5: Full-Day Workshop with Joan Sutherland, Roshi. Awakened Life. An exploration of how ways of meditation and inquiry developed over a thousand years become sources of creativity and awakening in our lives today. The workshop includes dharma talks and koans, the liveliness of good conversation, and the refreshing stillness of meditation. Contact David Cockrell for more information. Download flier here

Wednesday, April 8 - Sunday, April 12: Spring Meditation Retreat, including the Ceremony for Taking Refuge in the Bodhisattva Way on Saturday evening. For information about car pooling to Saturday night's ceremony, contact Tracy Foltz at 547-7655.

Monday meditations, 5:30 - 7:15 at the Roger Dorcy Cancer Center at St. Mary Corwin Hospital. Cancer survivors, anyone with chronic illness or pain, or anyone helping a patient is invited. (You know, this is almost everybody!) See the Schedule Page for more information.

Click on the Schedule Page for more info on upcoming retreats, dharma study, and Introduction to Zen Meditation classes.