The Essence of Generosity & Gratitude – Second Sunday Circle

with Lhasha Tizer
November 9th from 2:00 to 3:45

$30, no cost for Sol Members *registration is required for all

Second Sunday Circle for this month:

True generosity develops in the heart at times when we feel touched by another person, a group of people, the depths of nature, the purity of art, or an event that opens our senses and moves us to want to connect with the world around us. It is enlivening.

Interestingly, gratitude is born from generosity and compliments it. We experience a deep thankfulness for the beauty of what we have been given. We may feel moved to help others, to give back the blessings that have been bestowed upon us, or simply feel privileged by having caring attention touching us.

Join us for an inspiring, motivating, and meaningful afternoon of themed meditation, contemplation, discussion and exploration of how we connect more with the abundance and goodness that is present and possible in our lives.

“Generosity is the belief that freedom is possible and that it does not depend on having things, keeping or holding onto things. Having faith is giving.”

“When we are connected whole-heartedly with others and the world, generosity is not a matter of deciding to give; giving simply flows out of us”.

~Gil Fronsdal

The Second Sunday Circle is a monthly gathering to explore diverse topics relating to spiritual perspective, path, and practice in an experiential and conversational format. Long time and brand new sol center friends are welcome.

Lhasha Tizer, MS. is a certified Community Dharma Leader trained in Insight Meditation through Spirit Rock Meditation Center. She is a long time practitioner and teacher of meditation and mindfulness, studying for 48 years, and has been teaching Buddhist Studies since 2010. Through Desert Insight Meditation, her teaching community, she offers classes, book groups, and retreats at The Sol Center and beyond. In her private practice, The Mindfulness Path, Lhasha guides, consults and provides individual instruction in mindful living, meditation practices, and mindful inquiry. Lhasha has a diverse background with a teaching certificate in “Chado”, The Japanese Way of Tea, with roots in Zen Buddhism. She has practiced as a Holistic Health Counselor, a Holistic nutritionist specializing in tea nutrition, and is a co-author of the book Tea Here Now. She is devoted to sharing the benefits of her personal studies and practices through her teaching.