Weekly Zoom Session
Practice combined with Sutta Study
10AM CST
Continuous -10AM CST Tuesdays
To be reminded each weekly drop an email
to Kirsten@dhammasukha.org
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Each session includes:
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A short reading from the suttas with light commentary
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30 minute meditation
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Sharing and discussion
Starting "Miracle of Contact"
Tuesday Practice Circle
Tuesday Read, Sit & Reflect: The Miracle of Contact
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Beginning September 8, we will pause our study of the Aṅguttara Nikāya to explore The Miracle of Contact by Venerable Bhikkhu Kaṭukurunde Ñāṇananda—the 15th sermon in his series on the Law of Dependent Arising.
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As always, we will read together, sit in meditation, and then reflect on the reading. Join us whenever you can—there is no need to attend every session or prepare ahead, though you are welcome to read ahead if you wish.
Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. Let’s explore this together!
Read or download The Miracle of Contact
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Join the TWIM Practice Circle
A weekly TWIM group for reading suttas, sitting in meditation, and sharing insights together.
What to Expect Each Week
The TWIM Practice Circle is a space for shared discovery, using the approach of Tranquil Wisdom Insight Meditation (TWIM). Each week follows a simple rhythm:
1. Read — We start by reading a short sutta together. No need to analyze or jump into discussion — we just let the words settle.
2. Sit — Then we sit in TWIM-style meditation for about 30 minutes, letting the sutta deepen through direct experience.
3. Share — After the sit, we open space for quiet reflection. You’re welcome to share what stood out, how the sutta connected with your meditation, or anything that felt meaningful. Listening quietly is also welcome — there’s no pressure to speak.
This isn’t a Dhamma talk or a formal teaching. It’s just a chance to read the suttas together, sit quietly, and see what comes up. Sometimes insights come, sometimes not — and that’s totally fine. It’s really about showing up and practicing together.
Everyone’s welcome — no matter your level of experience.
You’re free to come when it works for you, and there’s no need to commit to every session. Still, there’s something about showing up regularly — the practice tends to settle more deeply, and friendships in the Dhamma have a little more space to grow.
However it fits into your life, we’d love to have you with us.
Facilitated by Kirsten Jones
Kirsten will guide and hold space each week. She may offer methods that have helped in her own practice, especially with bringing the suttas into meditation, but the focus is on inviting everyone’s reflections. We’re here to support each other and discover the Dhamma together.
