An evening of meditation and Dharma sharing.

Nothing exists on its own: things only appear to exist based on their relationship to other things. This is why in Buddhism all things are called "saṅkhārā" (conditional formations). During this Thursday night talk, Ajahn Puṇṇadhammo will explain the nature of saṅkhārā and how we can perceive their true nature.

7.30pm: Meditation, Dharma Talk, and Q&A

For info on how to get to Empty Cloud from NYC via public transit, please see here: https://buddhistinsights.com/public-transit-directions/

ABOUT THE TEACHER:

Ajahn Punnadhammo has been studying and practicing Buddhism since 1979 and was ordained in Thailand in the forest tradition of Ajahn Chah (novice ordination Feb. 1991, higher ordination Feb. 1992). Between 1990 and 1995 he was based at Wat Pah Nanachat, Thailand. Punnadhammo is a Canadian, born Michael Dominskyj in Toronto in 1955. He began studying the Dhamma under Kema Ananda, the founder and first teacher at the Arrow River Center.