A Treeleaf GUIDEBOOK & MAP (PDF)

[bakera3312]

This is awesome!

Tony,

[Ippo]

Very nice addition for new members and some members who may be a little bit 'rusty'

Gassho, Ippo

SatToday

[Anchi]

This guide book is lovely.
Thank you

Gassho

[richss]

Thank you.

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[Jundo]

Jundo,

I'm finding the path to image broken for your original post. Could you please repost?

Thanks and gassho.

Richard

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Hi Richard,

Good to hear from you.

Hmm. It is working on my computers. Please try a different browser or machine?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fNHn-WRcvhyEOuRWHP69wgMzDxCHGf7f/view

Gassho, Jundo

SatTodayLAH

[richss]

Hello,

If anyone would like a downloadable, simple map and guidebook to find their way around our Treeleaf Forum, we have one here (8 pages, PDF):

DOWNLOAD Treeleaf GUIDEBOOK & MAP

Look around, and soon you will feel right at home.

Gassho, Jundo

SatTodayLentAHand

Jundo,

I'm finding the path to image broken for your original post. Could you please repost?

Thanks and gassho.

Richard

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[jonathon]

This is wonderful

Gassho, Jonathon
Sat today, LAH

[Tomás ESP]

Great!! This is super helfpul for newbies like me. Thank you very much for sharing

Gassho, Tomás

Sat

[Yokai]

Friendly, Easy-Use Guide to the streamlined forum.

Deep bows to all involved

Gassho, Chris satlah

[Washin]

Awesome work. Thank you Jundo and Kyonin

Gassho,
Washin
stlah

[Shokai]

This guide book is wonderful. I'm still learning every day.
Thank you
gassho, Shokai

[Jundo]

Hello,

If anyone would like a downloadable, simple map and guidebook to find their way around our Treeleaf Forum, we have one here (8 pages, PDF):

DOWNLOAD Treeleaf GUIDEBOOK & MAP

Look around, and soon you will feel right at home.

As with visiting any place for the first time, whether a monastery, a new school or office, or just a new house, it takes awhile to figure out the many rooms, closets and hallways, and to find one’s way around. So, please be patient and, very soon, you will realize that our place is really not so complicated after all.

Find the areas, activities and discussions that are important to you, and leave aside the rest, just as you would in any club, library or community. There is no reason to join in or read everything, and ... apart from sitting Zazen each day ... only bother with what is right in the moment. Pick and choose those resources and topics that are helpful to you, or resonate with you, with no deadlines requiring you to do so much in a day. Take your time, practice day by day, and soon you will make a pace and place that is right for you

Gassho, Jundo

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