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VOLUNTEER
Yogi jobs provide us with the opportunity to express our gratitude for our Sangha and its home, the Sangha House. Jobs include housecleaning, yard maintenance, house repairs and maintenance, and snow shoveling. Please sign up for all jobs in person at the Sangha House. |
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CARING COMMITTEE
The intention of this group is to assist sangha members, families and community members during times of need. The committee invites anyone needing non-financial support to contact Kym Mellsop at (719) 207-3077 or KMellsop@pinonrealestate.com. |
SUNDAY SIT LEADER
The Sit Leader’s role is to create a safe and supportive atmosphere that promotes awareness, acceptance and community. After the meditation, the sit leader can read a short passage from a publication, pose a question, read a poem or speak from the heart on a spiritual issue or spiritual practice. Training to be a sit leader is offered as needed.
The Sit Leader’s role is to create a safe and supportive atmosphere that promotes awareness, acceptance and community. After the meditation, the sit leader can read a short passage from a publication, pose a question, read a poem or speak from the heart on a spiritual issue or spiritual practice. Training to be a sit leader is offered as needed.
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BOOK CLUB
The Buddhist Book & Discussion Group meets the second Wednesday of every month from 6:00-7:30pm at the Sangha House. We are currently reading Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche. |
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SENGEN DISCUSSION GROUP
The Salida Sangha is offering a space for the Senior Generation (SenGen) discussion group. This is an opportunity for those 60 and older who wish to discuss finding joy in the challenges of aging, illness and death in a mindful, safe and supportive environment. Join us as we explore the dimensions of aging. We meet on the third Thursday of each month from 2:00-3:30 pm at the Sangha House. Please visit SENGEN for more info! |
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Refuge Recovery Group
Refuge Recovery is a non-profit organization grounded in the belief that Buddhist principles and practices create a strong foundation for the addiction recovery process. Wisdom and compassion enable those struggling with any form of addiction to become more mindful of their mental processes while also developing a deep understanding of the suffering that addiction has created and compassion for their own pain. The mission of Refuge Recovery is to support those on this path of recovery by building an extensive and comprehensive network of Refuge Recovery groups, meetings and communities that practice, educate and provide Buddhist-inspired guidance and meditations for anyone seeking recovery from addiction. We meet Wednesday's at 7 pm |