December 31st, 2018 at 6 am
Bodhisattva Award Winner – Midwest Innocence Project
The Rime Buddhist center will host the 33rd Annual World Peace Meditation, an interfaith gathering on December 31, at 6:00 a.m. (*please arrive by 5:30 a.m.). The program will consist of religious observances from various cultures and faith traditions including Native American smudging, Tibetan Buddhist chanting and meditation, Christian prayer, devotional music, and the Muslim “call to prayer.”
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Lama Matthew Palden Gocha reflects on his recent visit to the 2018 Parliament of Worlds Religions in Toronto, Canada. He shared several highlight videos and a special message from Valarie Kaur on Revolutionary Love. Given on November 11th, 2018.
The following highlight videos can be found on YouTube
Also was shared was a message from Sikh activist Valarie Kaur on Revolutionary Love. Jump to 41 min 40 sec to see her message from the video. If you want to find out more about Valarie and the Revolutionary Love project visit her website, https://www.revolutionarylove.net
Music by Bran Cerddorion.
The Rime Center’s Social Justice Committee will be screening the film Time Simply Passes Tuesday November 27th at 7:45 pm. Stay after the film to discuss the topics presented. The film screening is free and open to the public.