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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. There are no membership dues or sign-up sheets. The sangha considers anyone to be a member who wishes to be.

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 719 994-3278

or

Merrilee Barnett, Steering Committee Chair,

at 719 489-3843


for more information about the sittings
or the next Introduction to Meditation class.

The Wet Mountain Sangha is a Zen Buddhist community in Pueblo, Colorado. The sangha is part of the Open Source Network, a network of zen practice communities and individuals in the western United States committed to co-creation, life in this world, and awakening together.

News (Most recently updated 3-07-2012)

Saturday, March 17: All Day Retreat at the Center for Inner Peace in Pueblo with Sarah Bender or Andrew Palmer. Meditation, sutra service, dharma talk, work in the room and a silent potluck lunch. Download the flyer. Contact Jan Meserve (565-1168) for more information.

Precepts Study Class with Andrew Palmer, Sensei, and David Cockrell. The class is meeting on the second and fourth Saturday mornings of each month, from 10:30 am to 12:30. All are welcome, and the final two sessions will be march 10 and march 24. See the Schedule page for more information.

April 11-15: Spring Refuge Retreat, Canon City Abbey, with Sarah Bender, Sensei, and Andrew Palmer, Sensei. The retreat will include the ceremony of Taking Refuge in the Bodhisattva Way for participants in the winter Precepts class in Pueblo. Four sangha members will be taking refuge during the Saturday night ceremony. Part-time participation is possible, and it is also possible to come for the refuge ceremony on Saturday, April 14. For more information and registration contact Steve Milligan.

Click on the Regular Events page for Saturday practice opprtunities, meditations, dharma study, and Introduction to Zen Meditation classes. If you're new to practice, there's a summary of our basic forms there as well.

Click on Schedule for information about upcoming retreats and special events.