Our practice center is the net of Indra
Reflecting all Buddhas everywhere.
This page includes links to regional practice centers, mindfulness research, and Thich Nhat Hanh related websites.
Regional Practice Centers (Relative to Redding, CA)
South:
South:
– Home to groups from various Buddhist traditions
Mindful Campus at Chico State, Chico, CA
Chico Zen Sangha, Chico, CA (Lin Jensen)
The Still Point Center, Chico, CA - Blend of Buddhist and Taoist traditions
North:
The Still Point Center, Chico, CA - Blend of Buddhist and Taoist traditions
Mountain Stream Meditation Center, Grass Valley, CA – Vipassana
Sacramento Buddhist Meditation Center, Sacramento, CA
Sacramento Buddhist Meditation Center, Sacramento, CA
– Home to groups from various Buddhist traditions
East:
Zephyr Forest Dharma Center, Susanville, CA - Soto ZenNorth:
Shasta Abbey, Mt. Shasta, CA
– Soto Zen Buddhist, Serene Reflection Meditation
West:
Chagdud Gonpa Rigdzin Ling, Junction City, CA
– Nyingma Buddhist (Tibetan/Vajrayana)
Arcata Zen Group, Arcata, CA – Soto Zen Buddhist
Mindfulness Research and Applied Mindfulness
The Mindful Word: Creating a Culture of Engaged Living
Wisebrain.org
Wise Brain - Links
UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center
Jon Kabat-Zinn Meditation Tapes and CDs
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
Cultivating Emotional Balance (CEB)
Mindfulness Research Guide (MRG) - List of Links
Mind and Life Institute
Thich Nhat Hanh, Community of Mindful Living,
Order of Interbeing, and Related Sites
Thich Nhat Hanh - North American Teaching Tour Dates
Community of Mindful Living (CML)
Northern California Sangha Directory
Deer Park Practice Center Escondido, CA
Wake Up U.S. for young adults (18-35 years of age)
Plum Village, France
Order of Interbeing (OI)
Order of Interbeing Aspirant Training
Parallax Press (Books and Tapes)
We have to learn the art of stopping,
stopping our thinking, our habit energies,
our forgetfulness,
and the strong emotions that rule us.
–- Thich Nhat Hanh
stopping our thinking, our habit energies,
our forgetfulness,
and the strong emotions that rule us.
–- Thich Nhat Hanh
