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- Beginners activities are held
in either the upper or lower meditation halls. Both can be reached by
either a wheelchair-accessible elevator or lift. Please contact the office for more information.
- Allow an extra 10 or 20 minutes
at the first meeting of the Beginners Course or at the beginning of a
workshop to sign in and settle into the hall.
- On Tuesday evenings
the entrance door is locked after the start of the beginners drop-in
group at 6:00 pm. Please plan to arrive on time.
- It is not necessary to bring
your own cushions. Zafus (round cushions), meditation benches, zabutons
(large mats) and chairs are available in each hall. Comfortable
clothing is recommended.
- Shoes and coats should be left
in the first floor hallway.
- Please bring your valuables
with you into the meditation hall.
- Do not bring water bottles or
food of any kind into the Meditation Hall.
- Cell phones, pagers, beeping
watches, etc. should be turned off at all times while in the Center.
- After the sitting, please brush
off your zabuton (large mat) and plump up your zafu (round cushion).
Also, return any other items (i.e. benches, blankets) to their
respective storage spaces so that you leave the hall as you found it.
- Guidelines for your visit to the Center »
- CIMC's guiding teachers »
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- What the Buddha Taught by
Walpola Rahula
- Seeking the Heart of Wisdom by
Joseph Goldstein and Jack Kornfield
- Mindfulness in Plain English by
Bhante Gunaratana
- The Miracle of Mindfulness by
Thich Nhat Hanh
- Loving Kindness by Sharon
Salzberg
- A Still Forest Pool by Ajahn
Chah
- Breath by Breath, The Liberating Practice of Insight
Meditation by Larry Rosenberg
- Insight Meditation by Joseph
Goldstein
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- The Noble Eightfold Path by
Bhikkhu Bodhi
- Heartwood of the Bodhi Tree by
Ajahn Buddhadasa
- A Path with Heart by Jack
Kornfield
- Breathe! You Are Alive by
Thich Nhat Hanh
- The Middle Length Discourses of the Buddha by
Bhikkhu
- Nanamoli and Bhikkhu
Bodhi
- Old Path, White Clouds by
Thich Nhat Hanh
- The Heart of Buddhist Meditation by
Nyanaponika Thera
- The Mind and the Way by Ajahn
Sumedho
- In This Very Life by U Pandita
Sayadaw
- Living in the Light of Death by
Larry Rosenberg
- Being Dharma by Ajahn Chah
- Eight Mindful Steps to Happiness by
Bhante Gunaratana
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