Sunday Sit with Washin - April 26th, 2026

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  • Kotei
    Dharma Transmitted Priest
    • Mar 2015
    • 5128

    Sunday Sit with Washin - April 26th, 2026

    Hello everyone,

    we are meeting again the coming weekend, coming together out of compassion for those suffering, our hope for peace and our mutual support throughout the year.
    Led by Washin from Odessa, we'll be sitting for peace in the Ukraine and around the world this coming Sunday.

    You can check with the Treeleaf Practice Calendar for your local time, under the listing Sunday Sit (Zazen for Peace):

    We meet in the Treeleaf Scheduled Sitting Room:

    password if needed is << dogen >>

    A livestream of the meeting can be found here:



    The format of the sitting will be:

    - Heart Sutra
    - Zazen 40 minutes
    - Verse of Atonement and the Four Vows

    All are welcome. Please, join us! No prior experience is required - just follow along - come sit with us.

    Gassho,
    Kotei sat/lah today.
    義道 冴庭 / Gidō Kotei.
  • Jundo
    Treeleaf Founder and Priest
    • Apr 2006
    • 44286

    #2
    The ugliness continues ...
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    Authorities report damage to a residential building after the strike. Emergency services are checking the site and assessing casualties and structural damage. As reported in the Telegram channel of the Odesa MVA, the head of the Odesa MVA, Serhiy Lysak. The head of the Odesa City Military Administration, Serhiy Lysak, announced on Telegram a strike […]


    But, like Washin and planting trees, some fight to keep beauty and culture alive ...

    Hobart Earle is conductor of the city’s Odesa Philharmonic Orchestra. Throughout the war they have continued to play, even after the orchestra’s concert hall was damaged in January 2025. Three ballistic missiles fired from Russian-occupied Crimea directly hit the nearby Hotel Bristol. The shock shattered the concert hall’s stained-glass windows and the main door was blown off its hinges. ... The orchestra was set to perform that evening. With less than six hours' notice, Earle moved the concert to the Odesa Conservatory.

    “The place was full to the rafters. It was a very symbolic moment because it showed that people really do need music. When times are tough, that is when the arts are needed more by people. Music is transformed by war,” Earle continued.

    During Thursday's attacks, the Conservatory's student accommodation was hit by a Russian drone, wounding five, officials said.

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    Gassho, J
    stlah
    ALL OF LIFE IS OUR TEMPLE

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