Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Zen Practice Service – Uposatha Observance
White Lotus Haven Zen 50 Depot Street, Collinsville, CT, United StatesGroup Zen Practice is held each Sunday from 9:00am-11:00am at the Historic Axe Factory building in Collinsville, Connecticut. For those new to Seon practice, please arrive at 8:30am for a brief introduction to the forms, which include chanting, bowing, sitting, and walking meditation. The Uposatha Observation is an ancient practice in which both lay and monastic […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]
Morning Kido (Chanting Liturgy)
Kido literally means “The Way of Energy.” And so, the daily Kido chanting liturgy is an intentional form of meditative practice using the body — breath, sound, and vibration — as a means of self-surrender and opening of mind-heart in humility. The chant forms used derive from Buddhist Mahayana tradition sutras and are transliterated into […]