The Path Isn’t Personal: A Daylong Exploring Right View

I, Me, Mine — three small words that carry the weight of a lifetime of self-construction. This daylong of silent practice and inquiry invites us to look closely at how we habitually turn the raw flow of experience into something owned, defended, and personal — and to discover what happens when awareness begins to relax that grip. Drawing on the Buddha’s teaching of Right View as the forerunner of the path, we will explore the texture of self-clinging not as a problem to solve, but as a doorway into seeing experience as it actually is: nature unfolding, moment by moment, through the miracle of awareness. The day includes periods of sitting and walking meditation, dharma reflections, and group sharing and Q&A. All levels of experience welcome.