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• RCZC Board of Directors Meeting

  • Start
    Thursday, August 28, 2025
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  • End
    Thursday, December 25, 2025
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  • Schedule
    5 sessions
  • Location
    Zendo Zoom

  

  The Board of Directors oversees RCZC's practical operations and aims to include members of diverse ages, genders, and practice backgrounds. The Board is focused on operations, finance, long term planning, and keeping the sangha legally and officially afloat. 

  
  

  Current members:

  President – Mari Ritalahti
  Vice President – Dave Ketter
  Secretary - Ariel Paulenich
  Treasurer – Kristine Blake
  Member - Barbara Noda

  Member - Terrill Thompson

  Member - Scott Allen

  Meeting Schedule (revised July 2025)
  The last Thursday of the month, 5:30 to 7pm, on Zoom.

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• Practice Period 2025

  • Start
    Wednesday, September 24, 2025
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  • End
    Sunday, November 23, 2025
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  • Location
    Sansui-ji, 2509 Cedarwood in Bellingham, and on Zoom

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  FALL 2025 Practice Period 
  September 24th - November 23rd
  Overall Application (some events require separate registration)

  

  2025 Practice Period Events

  Separate Registration is Required for Several Events

  • Opening Ceremony - Wednesday September 24th, Sansui-ji Mountains and Waters Temple & Online. All welcome; no registration required.

  • Opening Sesshin - evening of Thursday September 25th through Sunday the 28th. Sansui-ji & Online. Separate registration required 

  • Ordination Ceremony for Myoki Raizelah Bayen - Sunday September 28th 10:30am - 12:30 pm. Sansui-ji and Online. All welcome. Celebrating the beginning of Raizelah's life-long journey serving the sangha and the world as a Sōtō Zen priest. Followed by a potluck reception and tea.

  • Regular Zazen Meetings - Weekday Morning sit online, Wednesday evenings sit Sansui-ji & Online, Sunday mornings Zen Alive!  All welcome; no registration required. 

  • Shuso's Way Seeking Mind Talk.  Join us on Saturday, September 27th at 10:30am. Sansui-ji & Online. No registration required. 

  • Shuso's Class on “The Path of a Committed Buddhist Layperson”. Monday evenings in person 6:30pm - 8:00pm with one Saturday class 10AM-1PM, and one Monday evening held remotely. September 29th-November 17th. Sansui-ji & Online. Separate registration required
    
    
  • Practice Period Resources - A place to collect books, talks and other resources for practice period and the shuso's class. 

  • Samish Fall Sesshin - Thursday eve November 6th - Sunday September 9th including a jukai ceremony on Sunday at 11am.
    
    
  • Tea with the Shuso - arranged with the shuso & benji, many time slots will be available.

  • Closing One-Day Sesshin - Sunday November 23rd 7am - 3pm. Sansui-ji & Online.  Separate registration required

  • Shuso's Dharma Inquiry Ceremony - Sunday November 23rd, 3pm. Sansui-ji & Online. All welcome.

  About Practice Period

  Practice Period is a time in which Zen students practice intensively together. Historically, practice period started with the rains retreats of the early Buddhist nuns and monks when they could not travel due to heavy rains. During that time they settled down for more intensive practice. 

  Although we don't live in monasteries, each winter in the spirit of those in monastic practice, we settle our busy lives in order to intensify our practice. We bring our mindfulness and Dharma practice to the foreground of our lives more than usual. Annual practice periods have been an essential part of Zen practice for a thousand years and an important part of Red Cedar Zen for over 20 years. 

  In the center of the mandala of Practice Period is the head student, or shuso, who serves as the center of the sangha wheel giving classes, Dharma talks, and meets in small groups with practice period students over tea.

  Meals:
  You will need a 3-bowl Oryoki set at both Opening Sesshin and Closing Sesshin. Instruction on Oryoki eating will be provided, no problem if you've never eaten oryoki before. You can purchase a set from our friends at Still Sitting (please order the Navy Blue cloths). Red Cedar Zen is not able to provide loaner oryoki sets at this time.

  
  

  Shuso: This year's Shuso is Ken Oates. Learn more about Ken at the Shuso's Class page.

  Practice Period Theme: We will be guided this year by a study of "The Path of the Committed Layperson," supported by Shuso Ken Oates.

  Location: Events may be in-person, on-line or a combination. Check individual events for details. Information for attending in-person or online can be found on the Our Zendo page of the website. When attending in person, please adhere to our Covid Safety Guidelines.

  Practice Period Registration: two steps

  Please first do an overall registration from here to state your intentions for the period, sign up for a practice partner, and let us know if you need any assistance when attending in-person. 

  Secondly, if you are attending either of the two retreats or the shuso's class, please continue on to those events for additional required registrations.

  Practice Period Schedule (Application)
  

  • Opening Ceremony  Wednesday September 24th
  • Regular Zazen Meetings - Weekday mornings, Wednesday evenings, and Sunday mornings.
  • Opening Sesshin - Thursday September 25th-Sunday September 28th. 
  • Ordination Ceremony for Myoki Raizelah Bayen - September 28th.
  • Shuso's Class Monday evenings + one Saturday September .
  • Shuso's Way Seeking Mind Talk - Saturday, September 27th, 10:30 AM.
  • Practice Period Resources - for our practice & the class.
    
  • Tea with the Shuso - by arrangement.
  • Closing Sesshin - Sunday, November 23rd, 7AM-5PM
  • Shuso's Dharma Inquiry Ceremony - . Sunday, November 23rd, 3-5PM

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Shuso's Class

  • Start
    Monday, September 29, 2025
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  • End
    Monday, November 17, 2025
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  • Schedule
    7 sessions
  • Location
    Sansui-ji Temple + Online Zoom Zendo

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  2025 Practice Period Shuso's Class

  Please join Junka Ken Oates as he guides us on a study of “The Path of the Committed Layperson in Zen."

  Schedule (note the Sansui-ji Meetings, original posting was incorrect)

  Six Monday evenings, September 29th-November 17th, from 6:30-8:00pm. Evening sessions are both at Sansui-ji and online via Zoom except for Monday October 6th which will be Zoom only.

  Plus a Saturday session: November 1st 10am - 1pm which will also be held in person with a Zoom-in (hybrid) option.

  Resources: Junka Ken will be emailing class participants links for reading and other resources throughout the duration of the class which will also be shown on the Class Resources page.

  There is one book to purchase: The Bodhisattva Path, Commentary on the Vimalakirtinirdesa and Ugrapariprccha Sutras. Thich Nhat Hanh, Palm Leaves Press, 2022. 

  

  Registration: Registration is required. The fees help us cover the costs of administering this class - thank you for your support.

  About Ken:

  

  Junka Ken has been practicing meditation since 2010 and studying Zen with Red Cedar Zen and Nomon Tim Burnett since 2012. He went through precepts training and the Jukai ceremony in 2016. In addition to his involvement with Red Cedar Zen, he practices Shito-Ryu karate-do and is Yondan, or 4th degree black belt. He strangely finds the most mindful moments to be in karate, sailing and walking his dog.

  Registration: Is required for this class. And, have you shared your Practice Period intentions and requests with the teachers at Practice Period 2025 Application yet?

  Practice Period Schedule (Application)
  

  • Opening Ceremony  Wednesday September 24th
  • Regular Zazen Meetings - Weekday mornings, Wednesday evenings, and Sunday mornings.
  • Opening Sesshin - Thursday September 25th-Sunday September 28th. 
  • Ordination Ceremony for Myoki Raizelah Bayen - September 28th.
  • Shuso's Class Monday evenings + one Saturday September .
  • Shuso's Way Seeking Mind Talk - Saturday, September 27th, 10:30 AM.
  • Practice Period Resources - for our practice & the class.
    
  • Tea with the Shuso - by arrangement.
  • Closing Sesshin - Sunday, November 23rd, 7AM-5PM
  • Shuso's Dharma Inquiry Ceremony - . Sunday, November 23rd, 3-5PM

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• Samish Island Fall Sesshin 2025 - On the Island and on Zoom

  • Start
    Thursday, November 06, 2025
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    4:00 PM
  • End
    Sunday, November 09, 2025
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    4:00 PM
  • Location
    Samish Island Campground, 11565 Scott Rd Bow WA 98232 and Online on Zoom

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  Join us for our Fall 3-day Residential Sesshin at Samish Island

  

  This 3-day residential sesshin will include all of our meals eaten oryoki style, alternating periods of zazen (sitting) and kinhin (walking) meditation, Dharma Talks, and a special sangha celebration.

  
  

  Schedule:

  Arrive Thursday afternoon to settle in, eat your own packed in dinner, and begin silence.

  Friday and Saturday will be full sesshin days 6am to 8:30pm with alternating zazen and kinhin, meals, Dharma Talks, opportunities for dokusan with the teachers, and a work period.

  On Sunday we'll have our jukai ceremony at 11:00 in the morning, an informal lunch, clean up the camp and be out by 4pm. 

  Now on Zoom:
  Zoom attendance at all zendo events is now available. We're unable to provide dokusan over Zoom due to internet limitations at Samish.

  Special Ceremony:
  Sunday at 11:00 am: Jukai, Receiving the Precepts, Ceremony for several sangha members. You may attend the jukai separately, but please register here if you plan to do so. 

  Meals:
  You will need a 3-bowl Oryoki set at this retreat. Instruction on Oryoki eating will be provided, no problem if you've never eaten oryoki before. You can purchase a set from our friends at Still Sitting (please order the Navy Blue cloths). Red Cedar Zen is not able to provide loaner oryoki sets at this time.

  Teachers & Dharma Talks:
  

  Everyone is welcome to come join us for Dharma Talks either in person or online. Be aware of our current Covid policy if you come. No registration needed.

  Friday, 10:30am Nomon Tim Burnett

  Saturday, 10:30am Kanho Chris Burkhart

  Kanho Chris Burkhart is the Head of Practice at Red Cedar Zen Community.	Nomon Tim Burnett is the Guiding Teacher of Red Cedar Zen Community

  
  

  Housing: Housing is provided with two options: E-Cabins and Rustic Cabins.

  E-Cabins are more recently built with a full bath shared with one other room. E-Cabins are in short supply in this retreat. Please choose a rustic cabin if that is possible for you in order to leave the E-cabins for those with health challenges. Or consider sharing an E-cabin. 

  e-Cabin Exterior

  e-Cabin Interior

  Rustic Cabins - simple plywood cabins built in the 1950's. Camp style bathrooms in a separate building. Most rustic housing will be single (not shared), however if couples or friends are willing to share a cabin this can make a difference in accommodating everyone if the sesshin is full.

  Rustic Cabin, exterior

  Rustic cabin, interior

  
  

  
  

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• Jukai Precepts Ceremony 2025

  • When
    Sunday, November 09, 2025
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    11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Samish Island Campground, 11565 Scott Rd Bow WA 98232 and Online on Zoom

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  The Zen ceremony of Jukai (literally "receiving precepts") is a ceremony of commitment to the Zen precepts, the Zen path, and the sangha. Done by lay students it marks a deepening of commitment to Zen and a warming of relationship with the teacher. See Precepts and Jukai on the website for background on this important process.

  In this year's Jukai we expect eight Red Cedar members will receive the precepts from Nomon Tim Burnett and Kanhō Chris Burkhart. Our 2025 jukai recipients include David Clark, Heather Cunningham, Ariel Paulenich, Colin Goggin, Kandis Susol, Aidan Fay, and Jeff McKenna.

  This year's ceremony is part of our 3 day residential sesshin at Samish Island Retreat Center. If you are registered for sesshin you do not need to register separately for Jukai.  If your friend or family member is participating in the Jukai ceremony and you wish to attend to support them in their commitment, please register for this event so that we can ensure we are prepared to accommodate all attendees. 

  Please arrive early to park and walk across the grounds to the zendo in time for the 11:00 am ceremony start. Ceremony will be followed by a simple lunch plus a reception potluck of treats. Feel free to bring something yummy, but this is not required.

  This year the Jukai ceremony will also be available on Zoom.

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• Introduction to Zen Buddhism

  • Start
    Monday, November 10, 2025
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  • End
    Monday, December 01, 2025
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  • Schedule
    4 sessions
  • Location
    Zen Zoom Room

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  This class is designed for those who are newer to Zen or have practiced in other sanghas and want to get a sense of how Red Cedar Zen looks at the practice.

  The class will cover instruction in sitting and walking meditation, information about Buddhism and Zen practice, and integrating meditation practice into daily life. There will be small and large group discussion and meditation and mindfulness exercises outside of class.

  The class will be taught by Teachers Heigaku Talus Latona and Kanho Chris Burkhart.

  Schedule: Four Mondays from November 10 to December 1 from 6:30-8:00pm. We ask participants to make a commitment to attend at least 3 of the 4 sessions.  

  Location: This class is online only. Zoom link will be different than our Zendo Zoom room due to a schedule conflict. The Zoom website for this class is linked below:

  Zen Zoom Room

  

  
  

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• November Work Party

  • When
    Saturday, November 15, 2025
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    9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Location
    2509 Cedarwood, Bellingham, WA

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  Please join us for another work party if you are able. Both indoor and outdoor help is needed this time.

  At this work party we'll be taking on the following tasks: 

  • Spreading mulch (please bring your garden clothes)
  • Hauling items to Goodwill
  • Dump run
  • Deep cleaning
  • Labelling and organizing help

  Lunch: if you can stay into the afternoon please bring a lunch. We are planning a full 9am to 4pm day, but any amount of time you can spend is a big help.

  Timing: Arriving later than the start time is just fine. Please come when you can in the 9am - 4pm window.  And please RSVP and indicate your best guess and when you'll be there to help our facilitators in planning.

  Location: Sansui-Ji is located at 2509 Cedarwood, Bellingham, WA, near the intersection of Cedarwood and Northwest Avenue. 

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• 2025 Practice Period Closing Sesshin

  • When
    Sunday, November 23, 2025
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    7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    Sansui-ji, 2509 Cedarwood Avenue, Bellingham, WA and Online on Zoom

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  Our one-day sit with Guiding Teacher Nomon Tim Burnett and Shuso Junka Ken Oates closes the Fall Practice Period.

  The practice of sesshin is a powerful opportunity including alternating sitting and walking meditation, a Dharma Talk, dokusan with the teachers, silent meals, breaks, and afternoon tea.

  The sesshin concludes with the Shuso's Dharma Inquiry Ceremony on Saturday at 2pm. All practice period students are warmly invited.

  
  

  Schedule: 7am - 5pm

  Meals:
  You will need a 3-bowl Oryoki set at this retreat. Instruction on Oryoki eating will be provided, no problem if you've never eaten oryoki before. You can purchase a set from our friends at Still Sitting (please order the Navy Blue cloths). Red Cedar Zen is not able to provide loaner oryoki sets at this time.

  Dharma Talks: you may come to the retreat’s Dharma Talks even if you aren’t attending the retreat – if you come in person, just arrive a few minutes early and enter during the walking meditation:

  Special Ceremony: All Practice Period participants are warmly invited to attend the Shuso’s Dharma Inquiry Ceremony on Sunday at 2pm. If you are attending in person please arrive about 10 minutes and enter during kinhin (walking meditation).

  Registration: Is required for this retreat. And, have you shared your Practice Period intentions and requests with the teachers at Practice Period 2025 Application yet?

  Practice Period Schedule (Application)
  

  • Opening Ceremony  Wednesday September 24th
  • Regular Zazen Meetings - Weekday mornings, Wednesday evenings, and Sunday mornings.
  • Opening Sesshin - Thursday September 25th-Sunday September 28th. 
  • Ordination Ceremony for Myoki Raizelah Bayen - September 28th.
  • Shuso's Class Monday evenings + one Saturday September .
  • Shuso's Way Seeking Mind Talk - Saturday, September 27th, 10:30 AM.
  • Practice Period Resources - for our practice & the class.
    
  • Tea with the Shuso - by arrangement.
  • Closing Sesshin - Sunday, November 23rd, 7AM-5PM
  • Shuso's Dharma Inquiry Ceremony - . Sunday, November 23rd, 3-5PM

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• Shuso's Dharma Inquiry Ceremony

  • When
    Sunday, November 23, 2025
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    3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    Sansui-ji Mountains and Waters Temple, 2509 Cedarwood Avenue, Bellingham, WA 98225

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  An important ceremony for the Shuso's training and the culmination of Practice Period.

  Join us with a question from the heart to share with Shuso Junka Ken Oates at the Hossinshiki ceremony which also concludes the Practice Period Closing Sesshin.

  Everyone who participated in the Fall Practice Period is warmly encouraged to attend whether you are signed up for the sesshin or not.

  The ceremony is a heart-to-heart encounter between each Practice Period student and the shuso. Together we bring up the Dharma in this important empowerment ritual for the shuso and the sangha.  

  You will be invited to ask the shuso a question about the Dharma. This should be a genuine question about your own practice, life, and heart. The shuso will respond from their felt experience as the practitioner in the center of our shared mandala. 

  Registration if you are not already attending the sesshin: Please register for the ceremony here and choose between the in person and online options. If you are joining us in-person, please arrive about 10 minutes early and enter during kinhin (walking meditation).

  Also, have you shared your Practice Period intentions and requests with the teachers at 2025 Practice Period Application yet?

  Practice Period Schedule (Application)
  

  • Opening Ceremony  Wednesday September 24th
  • Regular Zazen Meetings - Weekday mornings, Wednesday evenings, and Sunday mornings.
  • Opening Sesshin - Thursday September 25th-Sunday September 28th. 
  • Ordination Ceremony for Myoki Raizelah Bayen - September 28th.
  • Shuso's Class Monday evenings + one Saturday September .
  • Shuso's Way Seeking Mind Talk - Saturday, September 27th, 10:30 AM.
  • Practice Period Resources - for our practice & the class.
    
  • Tea with the Shuso - by arrangement.
  • Closing Sesshin - Sunday, November 23rd, 7AM-5PM
  • Shuso's Dharma Inquiry Ceremony - . Sunday, November 23rd, 3-5PM

  
  

  
  

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• Rohatsu: Buddha's Enlightenment sesshin

  • Start
    Saturday, December 06, 2025
  •  
    7:00 AM
  • End
    Sunday, December 07, 2025
  •  
    10:00 AM
  • Location
    Sansui-ji, 2509 Cedarwood, Bellingham and Online on Zoom

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  2025 ROHATSU

  We will have our annual celebration of Buddha's Enlightenment this year with a weekend sesshin.

  Sesshin is the formal Zen meditation retreat held in silence together with the support of daily Dharma talks and private interviews with the teachers. Sesshin is a deep opportunity to explore Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha from the zazen seat.

  The annual Rohatsu sesshin is considered the most important sesshin of the year as in the Japanese tradition Buddha is said to have awakened on the morning of the 8th day of the 12th month of the year (rohatsu meaning "8th day, 12th month").

  The day begins early, as is traditional in Zen training, and includes periods of sitting meditation (zazen), walking meditation (kinhin), the morning service ritual, silent meals, a Dharma talk, opportunity for a private interview with the teacher (dokusan), and a question and answer time that’s especially helpful for newer sitters.

   The day of practice is also available online via Zoom.

  Schedule: 

  Saturday 7am - 8:30pm  (plus optional late night sitting!)
  Sunday 7am - 10:00am

  Registration: Registration is required. You may register for online or in person attendance.

  Teacher Kanho Chris Burkhart will offer a Dharma Talk and opportunities for private dokusan (discussion of practice).

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Samish Island Sesshin 2026 - Save the Date

  • Start
    Friday, June 12, 2026
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    5:00 PM
  • End
    Saturday, June 20, 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM
  • Location
    Samish Island Campground, 11565 Scott Rd Bow WA 98232
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  Save the dates for the 2026 sesshin:
  June 12 - June 20, 2026

  Registration will be open in early 2026

  Our annual 7-day (8 nights) silent Zen sesshin on Samish Island.  Led this year by Nomon Tim Burnett and Shudo Chris Burkhart.

  A note to the Red Cedar Zen Sangha from Norman

  Dear sangha,

  I am sorry to say I will not be coming to Samish Island for sesshin in 2026. It seems that 2025 was my last sesshin there, after I am not sure how many years, how many decades, how many people, how much life lived.

  I love Samish and I love all of you, and I am sad that I will not be back again. But at last summer’s sesshin I had a very strong and clear feeling that it was my last time. 

  For some years Tim and I have been talking about when the end would come. And I have been feeling increasingly uneasy that my being at Samish prevents the community somehow from its full expression. Not that Tim or anyone else has said or even felt this. But I have felt it.

  Everything that begins ends and, sad as that may be, it is also happy because it means there is a bright future as we walk ahead, carrying the past with us.

  I will not be disappearing completely. I am still alive and healthy and will be continuing my practice. I trust my friendships with all of you will continue.

  And I’m glad to hear that you plan to continue offering this sesshin and I have every confidence in Tim, Chris, and all of you as you carry on this wonderful tradition of an annual full week sesshin.

  Thank you so much for all these years of practice together. They have been the treasure of my life. I don’t know why I have been so lucky to have practiced with you so harmoniously and so beautifully for so long. I am proud of that, and of you and what you have established in Bellingham.

  May it continue for many generations!

  This powerful sesshin includes seven days and eight nights of silent practice of sitting and walking meditation in this beautiful church camp on the water on Samish Island in the Skagit Valley.

  The retreat includes dharma talks and dokusan and practice discussion with the teachers, plenty of sitting and walking meditation, and delicious vegetarian meals. A deep time for practice and reflection with the support of sangha and teachers. All held in a beautiful outdoors oriented environment on the water.
  

  Many photos of Samish are available on our Photos page.

  The following information is from a past Samish sesshin to give you an overview before registration opens.

  To keep current on this and all our events, please join our email list!

  Please note that this sesshin will be Zoketsu Norman Fischer's last time teaching with Red Cedar as he moves into fuller retirement.

  Schedule:
  You may attend the entire retreat or just the first or second half. Second half attendance is only appropriate to those who have sat sesshin with us before. We are unable to offer other attendance choices. Signing up is making a commitment to be part of the retreat for the entire period you signed up for.

  

  Full Retreat - Friday 5:00pm to Saturday at noon

  First Half - Friday  5:00pm to Tuesday at 5pm

  Second Half - Tuesday at 5pm to Saturday at noon.

  Prerequisites & Requirements
  This is a rigorous and structured experience. To benefit from being at Samish Sesshin please abide by the following requirements.

  • You should have attended at least one full day formal meditation retreat before attending this 7-day, 8-night retreat. Please do not register if you have never sat a full day of formal meditation (in Zen or other traditions is fine).
  • If you have never attended Samish sesshin please start at the beginning by attending the full retreat or the first half, and do not attend just the second half.
    Orientation and instructions are offered at the beginning only.
  • No attendance options other than the three listed above can be accommodated. 
  • This is a silent retreat without talking, reading, writing, computer or cell phone use. Please be prepared to follow this guideline fully.
  • Following the full schedule is a core practice of Zen. Some alternate schedules can be arranged with the Ino in cases of health and other needs.
  • Plan on remaining at Samish Island camp during the entire time of your sesshin attendance, not leaving for errands or appointments, etc., and remaining at the camp through final clean up at noon on Saturday unless illness or unavoidable travel arrangements prevent this.

  Housing:
  There are currently four different housing options to choose from:

  E-Cabins are recently built multi-room cabins with a bath shared with one other room. E-Cabins are in short supply in this retreat. Please choose a rustic cabin if that is possible for you in order to leave the e-cabins for those with health challenges. Or consider sharing an e-cabin. 

  e-Cabin Exterior

  e-Cabin Interior

  Rustic Cabins - simple plywood cabins built in the 1950's. Camp style bathrooms in a separate building. Most rustic housing will be private (not shared), however, if couples or friends are willing to share a cabin this can make a difference in accommodating everyone if the sesshin is full.
  

  Rustic Cabin, exterior

  Rustic cabin, interior

  RV site with hookups - you can bring your own RV and connect to the camp's services.  A lower cost option.

  Tent - you can bring a tent and camp on the lawn. A lower cost option.

  Samish Island Campground

  We have rented the Community of Christ's wonderful camp at the eastern end of Samish Island for over a twenty-five years for our residential retreats. A wonderful place where sea meets sky.

  11565 Scott Rd, Bow, WA 98232
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