For the full list of courses and events, view Zen and Integrated Buddhist Studies Outline.
January 2020
Main Course A1 – Saturdays 9am to 11am
Main Course A (Root) is the entry point to the Main Course Program for a new student. It is a vital base where transformative learning, experience and cultivation for everyone takes place and evolves along with one’s deepening meditation, practice and direct understanding. This course is held in Footscray. The address will be provided after enrolment. APPLY ONLINE
Find out more »Main Course A2 – Saturdays 5.00pm to 7.00pm
Main Course A (Root) is the entry point to the Main Course Program for a new student. It is a vital base where transformative learning, experience and cultivation for everyone takes place and evolves along with one’s deepening meditation, practice and direct understanding. Location: Heidelberg West. Address provided upon enrolment. APPLY ONLINE
Find out more »Main Course B1 – Sunday evenings
Main Course B is a community based practice with a focus on Buddhist study in everyday life. The session commences at 5.20pm and ends at 7.30pm. Light supper from 7.40pm.
Find out more »Main Course A3 – Wednesdays 7pm to 9pm
Main Course A (Root) is the entry point to the Main Course Program for a new student. It is a vital base where transformative learning, experience and cultivation for everyone takes place and evolves along with one’s deepening meditation, practice and direct understanding. APPLY ONLINE
Find out more »Main Course B2 – Thursday Evenings
Main Course B is a community based practice with a focus on Buddhist study in everyday life. The session commences at 7 pm and ends at 9 pm. Main Course B is held in Footscray. Address provided after enrolment.
Find out more »April 2020
Zen Retreat
Jikishoan holds a number of residential retreats each year, with resident teacher and Abbott Ekai Korematsu Osho. These seven-day retreats provide a period of concentrated Zen practice, conducted mostly in silence. The daily routine is structured around periods of zazen (sitting meditation), kinhin (walking meditation), oryoki (traditional meal practice), samu (work practice) and teisho (daily talks) by Ekai Osho. Personal interviews with Ekai Osho are also available. If you would like to speak with someone about Jikishoan retreats, please contact Jikishoan.
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