This hybrid offering is available both virtually and in-person. The program consists of three periods of zazen (meditation) and Council Circle. Please visit our Virtual Zendo page for additional instructions on joining us virtually. If you are planning your first visit to Soji Zen Center, please arrive 15 minutes early to allow for a brief orientation.

This hybrid offering is available both virtually and in-person and consists of two periods of zazen (meditation). Please visit our Virtual Zendo page for additional instructions on joining us virtually. If you are planning your first visit to Soji Zen Center, please arrive 15 minutes early to allow for a brief orientation.

“Fusatsu” means “to continue good practice,” or “to stop unwholesome action (karma).” Fusatsu can provide us with the opportunity to acknowledge our karmic entanglements and obscurations. Led by one of Soji’s priests, Fusatsu can be experienced on many different levels and speaks about six forms of reverence: training, heedfulness, hospitality, and reverence for the buddha, dharma, and sangha. All members and visitors are welcome to attend the ceremony.

This offering will be in-person and will be offered via Zoom as well. Please fill out the registration form by visiting the Fusatsu event page on the Soji home page. Donations are welcome and can be paid by check made out to “Soji: Dedicated to the Study of Zen Buddhism Inc.” or using the Soji PayPal site.

This hybrid offering is available both virtually and in-person and consists of two periods of zazen (meditation). Please visit our Virtual Zendo page for additional instructions on joining us virtually. If you are planning your first visit to Soji Zen Center, please arrive 15 minutes early to allow for a brief orientation.

This hybrid offering is available both virtually and in-person and consists of two periods of zazen (meditation). Please visit our Virtual Zendo page for additional instructions on joining us virtually. If you are planning your first visit to Soji Zen Center, please arrive 15 minutes early to allow for a brief orientation.