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Whispering Waters Sangha
Address: 838 State Farm Road #1
Boone NC 28607
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Phone: (828) 386-1172
E-mail: sandranista@gmail.com
Website: http://whisperingwaterssangha.wordpress.com/
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Contact: Matt Wasson Email (Phone: 828-773-0788)
Main Contact: Sandra Diaz Email (Phone: 407-739-6465)
Notes and Events:
The Whispering Waters Sangha is a community of people in the North Carolina high country that come together twice per month in Boone to practice meditation, share insights and support each others’ mindfulness and meditation practices.
Our main gathering is on the second Friday of each the month from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m at the Boone Healing Arts Center. We have also recently begun meeting on the fourth Sunday at Mountain Pathways School from 5:00 pm to 7:00pm. At the Sunday meetings, there is a potluck afterwards, so please bring an item to share if you can.
This sangha is not tied to any particular Buddhist tradition and newcomers are welcome to join us for sitting and walking meditation, dharma group discussions, kirtan and other Buddhist practices.
Windhorse Zen Community
Address: 580 Panther Branch Road, Alexander NC 28701
Tradition: Mahayana, Roshi Philip Kapleau, Rinzai/Soto
Affiliation: Rochester Zen Center, Bodhidharma Zen Center Warsaw, Poland
Phone: (828) 645-8001
E-mail: windhorse@windhorsezen.org
Website: http://www.windhorsezen.org
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Contact: Sunya Kjolhede
Spiritual Directors & Teachers: Co-Abbots Sensei Lawson Sachter, Sensei Sunya Kjolhede
Notes and Events:
Daily morning/evening sittings, dokusan twice a week, a program with teisho and a potluck lunch on Sunday. Sesshins every 2 months. Details on the website.
Won Buddhism Meditation Temple
Address: 8021 Old NC 86
Chapel Hill, NC
27516-5142 NC
Tradition: Mahayana, Korean=everyone welcome!
Phone: (919) 933-6946
E-mail: wonbuddhismnc@gmail.com
Website: http://www.wonbuddhismnc.org/
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Notes and Events:
We come together for meditation practice every Saturday at 11:00 am and Sunday at 10:00 am (directions). The Temple is open to everyone. Families, students, and "just curious" are welcome. No experience necessary.
The Temple is always open, including holidays and even during inclement weather.
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