Jung Myung Sa

Buddhist Temple

Good Buddhism with Good People for a Better World

Absorbed in meditation, perserving,

Always steadfast,

The wise touch Nirvana,

The ultimate rest from suffering.

Dhammapada 23

Unfortunately, we’ve had to cancel the Sat meditation on April 13th.

Our instructor has come down with the flu.

Thank you all for your understanding and support. Stay safe and healthy, and we’ll see you soon!

Saturday Meditation

10:30 AM

🌟 Your Journey of Inner Discovery with Our Meditation Program! 🌟

Are you ready to embrace a life of tranquility, balance, and self-awareness? Welcome to our transformative Meditation Program, where you’ll unlock the power of mindfulness and embark on a remarkable journey towards inner peace.

Program

  1. Three Refuges and Vows
  2. Heart Sutra Chanting
  3. Guided Sitting Breathing Meditation (20 minutes)
  4. Walking Meditation (5 minutes)
  5. Sitting Meditation (20 minutes)
  6. Walking Meditation (5 minutes)
  7. Sitting Meditation (20 minutes))
  8. Q&A
  9. Four Great Vows

🧘‍♀️ What Our Meditation Program Offers:

🌼 Guided Meditation Session: Our program commences with a calming guided meditation session. This session is thoughtfully designed to introduce the fundamental principles and methods of meditation, catering to practitioners with or without prior meditation experience. Additionally, it aids in achieving body relaxation, reducing stress, and managing anxiety.

🚶🏽Walking Meditation: Integrate walking meditation between sitting sessions to heighten body mindfulness. Slow, mindful walking aids in improved focus, reduced stress, and enhanced well-being with every step. Embrace tranquility by linking breath and movement, discovering solace in each stride. Unearth a path to present-moment clarity.

🌞 Holistic Well-being: Beyond relaxation, meditation fosters holistic well-being. As you continue your practice, you may notice improvements in your sleep quality, reduced levels of stress, enhanced emotional resilience, and a heightened sense of self-awareness. The benefits extend far beyond your meditation cushion.

🌈 Community Support: Join a community of like-minded individuals who are also on their meditation journey. Engage in discussions, share your experiences, and learn from others as you navigate the path to inner harmony together. Our community fosters a safe and supportive environment for growth.

🌿 Experienced Meditation Instructor: “Our abbot, serving as the meditation instructor, brings years of expertise to guide you through each meditation practice. He will gently lead you through techniques that help you connect with your breath, mind, and body, and ground yourself in the present moment to achieve inner stillness.”

Contact

Call: 718-358-9545
Email: jungmyungsa@gmail.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I make an appoinment for the meditation program?

Saturday meditation is our regular service. You do not need to make any appointment. Please check our event calendar and do arrive at least 5 minutes before the program starts.

I am new to meditation practice. Can I join the program without any expereicne and knoweldge?

The program is designed for everyone, regardless of any knowledge and experience of meditation practice. You can ask any questions relevant to meditation and Buddhism before or after the program.

How much is the service fee?

There is no fee for the meditation program, although we, as a non-profit religious organization, accept any amount of donation that you wish to give.

I am not a Buddhist. Can I still join the program?

As long as someone does not mind some part of Buddhist liturgy, which is an expression of Buddhist faith, everyone is welcome to join the program.

Ven. Doshine

About Instructor

“Ven. Doshine embarked on his journey as a Buddhist monk at Hae In Sa Temple in South Korea in the year 2000. Following years of training and education at various monasteries, Ven. Doshine attained full Bhikkhu ordination from the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism in 2006.

In 2010, he came to the United States and pursued studies at Hunter College in New York, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Comparative Religious Studies in 2014.

Continuing his academic pursuits, Ven. Doshine completed a Master’s program at Harvard Divinity School in Buddhist Studies in 2016. Since then, he has served as an abbot at Jung Myung Sa Buddhist Temple.”