Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis. 

Promoting Unity:   Becoming aware of and working with habits that divide us

An 8-week facilitated book group program using Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury
With Andrea Fella and IMC Dharma Leaders
Jan 24 – March 21
Registration Required: opens December 7^th, closes January 11^th(details below)

The stress of division is very obvious in our country and world right now.  Much of this division is a result of deep habits that are conditioned in all of us.  These habits promote an “us vs. them” framework, a key root of division. Shakil Choudhury’s book provides a modern perspective on overcoming this framework. We will also explore Buddhist teachings and practices that support letting go of these divisive habits.

The program will consist of large and small group meetings.  There will be eight weekly small group meetings (with about 8 people) facilitated by IMC Local Dharma Leaders, which will allow an intimate conversation about the material in the book.  Andrea Fella will facilitate three large group meetings that will explore Buddhist teachings that can support us in this work.

As part of the eightfold path, the Buddha encouraged us to refrain from divisiveness and instead, promote unity and concord. By engaging in this work, we can bring our practice into the world to help heal painful divisions.  

Program Structure

3 Large group Zoom meetings: 
Sunday, Jan 24th 1-3pm
Sunday Feb 21st, 1-3pm
Sunday March 21st, 1-3pm

8 Weekly small group Zoom meetings:
90-minute weekly meetings between January 24 and March 21.

A variety of times will be offered.  Select one when you register.

Registration
Space is limited and the event requires registration  Details on how to register will be posted here before December 7^th.  You will be asked to provide your email and a physical address so we can mail a copy of the book to you.  Zoom link details will be sent to your email address.

Dana
As with all programs at IMC, this event is offered on a donation basis.