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Four Noble Truths

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with Ben Connelly

Thursday evenings, January 16 - February 27 (No class February 13)

7:00 – 8:30 pm 

Foundations of Practice Class

Offered online and in person.


The first and most fundamental teaching of the Buddha is the Middle Way: the alleviation of suffering through compassionate action, meditation and mindful living. The Four Noble Truths of dissatisfaction, its cause, its cessation, and the path to end it explain how and why to practice this Middle Way. In this class we will investigate how suffering is caused by desire and aversion, by wanting things to be other than how they are, and how we can follow the Buddhist Eightfold Path to move towards a deep and quiet joy.


Suggested donation: $140


A Note About Donation-only Programming

Following the Buddhist tradition of dana, or giving, MZMC offers all of our programs on a donation basis. We offer a suggested donation amount to help people understand the average amount we hope to receive to continue to make these offerings. We encourage those with more capacity for giving to make a donation above the suggested amount to support those who need to give a smaller amount.

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    • Sewing Practice
    • Books and Links
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    • Equity and Inclusion
    • Library
    • Ceremonies
    • Primers
  • Community
    • Council Process
    • Race and Climate Justice Action
    • Pastoral Care &Mutual Aid
    • People of Color Dharma Group
    • Waking Up to Race
    • LGBTQ+ Dharma Group
    • Tara Dharma Group
    • Yoga Class
    • Volunteer/Work Practice
    • Buddhism and Recovery
    • Joyce Food Shelf
  • Katagiri project
    • Katagiri Project
    • Biography and Lineage
    • Books, Photos, and Videos
    • Audio Archive Project >
      • The Dainin Katagiri Audio Archive
    • Tomoe Katagiri
    • Blog
  • About MZMC
    • About MZMC
    • Teachers
    • Board
    • Ethics
    • Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility
    • History of Inclusivity
    • Initiation and Priest Training
    • Building Project
    • Contact
  • Support
    • Become a Member
    • Donate
    • Planned Giving
    • Donation-Only Programming
    • Volunteer