Full Simplicity
​A 9-week Program to Explore Renunciation in Lay Life
with Kim Allen

In Buddhist teachings, renunciation, or letting go, is associated with contentment, ease, simplicity, and relational harmony. It supports the development of the path toward liberation. Far from a diminishment, simplicity can bring a fullness to lay life, freeing up the mind for practice and service.
 
This is a focused training program for a small group of practitioners. It centers around taking action in one’s daily life to enact simplification and letting-go, supported by readings, specific meditations, and group sessions. The group sessions are online, but much of the learning will be in your daily-life situation.

Program details:

• Seven online meetings (must attend at least 6) -- Sundays, 10am-11:30am Pacific
• Note the dates carefully: March 20 and 27 // April 10 and 17 // May 1 and 8 // May 22
• Associated sutta readings
• Associated meditation practices
• You will be asked to take daily life actions and report on how it is going
• The commitment of attention is fairly high
• Group size is limited to about a dozen people -- please apply when you can commit to the program dates and attention requirement. (When the program is filled, a wait list will be formed).

Application link: 
​https://forms.gle/pwcaanqGwwYN1yieA