Sun, Apr 27, 2025

7 PM – 7:45 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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This ceremony will commemorate the birth of the Buddha, a holiday celebrated by many Buddhist lineages. We'll do about 20 minutes of meditation, nestled within a formal ceremony that helps us appreciate life, release burdens, set noble intentions, and build community.

This is a beautiful way to conclude the year as well as steady and strengthen the mind in advance of finals.

Everything will be in English. Beginners and all are welcome.
Food Provided (Tea and mochi social hour in the adjoining Trumbull Room.)

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Steve Kanji Ruhl

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Rev. Steve Kanji Ruhl is an ordained Zen Buddhist minister who received his Master of Divinity from Harvard University.  In addition to training in end-of-life issues at Harvard, he has experienced those issues directly through the deaths of beloved family members and close friends and through hospice chaplaincy. Author of the books Appalachian Zen and Enlightened Contemporaries and two books of poems, he is a  faculty member of the Shogaku Zen Institute, teaches Zen students independently through his online Touch the Earth cyber-sangha, and is a longtime Buddhist advisor at Deerfield Academy and with the Yale Buddhist Student Community. 

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