The Three Jewels: Buddha, Dharma, Sangha with Noliwe Alexander

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Note: This event is in-person only. There will not be a streaming option. We recommend masks for anyone who would benefit.

Each day, we embark on our unique journeys, with each path serving as both a gateway and a direct route to freedom. Join us for this daylong gathering as we explore the profound treasures of the Triple Gem--the sacred refuges of the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. Through open dialogues, group discussions, and meditations, we will reflect on where we seek refuge.

The fee is on a sliding scale of $30 to $150. Remember that SBMG includes a donation for the teacher in the registration , so register as generously as you can.

Scholarships are available upon request. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Use our sliding scale registration for folks who cannot pay the suggested range. Otherwise, please contact the coordinator, Kent, at [email protected]

If you wish to pay at the door or via check to the registrar, those options are available on the payment information page after you click the green "Register" button, enter the desired money amount and click the green "Checkout" button.

Noliwe Alexander has been a student of Vipassana meditation for over 20 years. Throughout this time of deep devotion to the Dharma, Noliwe has become a dedicated practitioner, meditation teacher of various retreats and sitting groups, day-longs and class series programs. She dedicates her BuddhaDharma practice and teachings to the BiPOC, LGBTQIA+, At Risk and Elder communities. She is a graduate of Spirit Rock’s CDL4 program, EBMC’s Commit 2 Dharma program in 2010 and is a graduate of Spirit Rock Teacher Training from 2017-2020. Noliwe is the founder of Peace At Any Pace, Inc. a non-profit organization that offers a Journey to Healing from Intergenerational & Ancestral Trauma retreats and Elder & Youth programs, which are exclusively for people from the African Diaspora. Noliwe is a wisdom keeper and humbled by the presence of her ancestor’s spirit that lives within and walks beside her.

• Please try to arrive between 9:15 a.m. and 9:45 a.m. to register and settle in.
• Bring a covered mug or water bottle, a lunch, your masks (as needed) and your meditation cushion.
• Additional chairs and cushions will be available at the retreat, as well as tea and hot water.
• In the spirit of doing no harm, we ask that you refrain from using scented products that may affect others. The Dharma Center is wheelchair accessible.
• SBMG hosts teachers from all Buddhist traditions at weekly meetings and monthly daylong retreats. All have been welcome since 1991. SBMG is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
• Please contact the registrar if you have any questions.

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