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The
Saskatoon Community of Mindful Living is a group practicing in
the
tradition of Vietnamese Zen Buddhist teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh.
We
are a supportive group that aims to nurture each
others practice to further awaken our awareness of the miracle
of this life.
To be informed about
special events you can join our
email
list
using this form or send an email to
[email protected] asking to join
the list.
Do you have any Days of Mindfulness planned?
Our next Day of Mindfulness will be held on Sunday, September 6. For more information, see this webpage.
Do you have any retreats planned?
We are pleased to announce our 2026 residential retreat Peace Must Live In Our Hearts to be led by Michael Ciborski, October 9th to 12th, 2026. More information to follow.
Have you held retreats
before?
Yes, we held our first retreat in 2007
and have been holding one or two a year
since then.
This is a
complete list of our previous
retreats.
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When Do You Meet?
Monday nights at 7 pm CST in person and by Zoom.
Feel free to join us by either means: at the Unitarian Church, 213 2nd Street East or online -
send an email to [email protected] for the zoom link.
What
Do you do in a meeting?
A
usual Monday evening consists of a number of practices
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Greetings
-
30 minutes of silent meditation
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a reading or a taped dharma talk
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dharma discussion, a sharing of our experience
Our evening usually ends at about 8:30.
How long have you been meeting?
We have been meeting since 2004 when
monastics from Deer Park led a retreat
here. For more information,
read this history of our group.
Do you have any teachings online?
Yes, we have a Youtube channel with dharma talks that we think are worth sharing:
The Saskatoon Community of Mindful Living on Youtube
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Everyone is welcome to join
us.
What
If I'm New To This?
Feel
welcome to join us for a Monday night, and if
you have questions or need
instruction, just ask.
How do you
pay for things?
We have modest
expenses mostly related to rental of our
meditation space and the cost of a Zoom
subscription. These costs are covered by the
giving (dana) of our members.
If you would like
to support our sangha, you may etransfer
to our treasurer at [email protected].
For more information on Mindfulness and the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh see
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