Spiritual Practices
At the heart of the world’s religious and spiritual traditions are meditative and contemplative practices. Experience and explore them through The Office of Religious and Spiritual Life’s SPIRITUAL PRACTICES groups. These groups welcome all students and staff for any or all sessions, whether or not they are affiliated with any faith tradition.
BUDDHIST MEDITATION -Come practice Buddhist meditation and build community with us! We practice Buddhist mediation methods from Theravada/Vipassana, the Zen, and Tibetan Vajrayana traditions, as well as exploring Buddhist philosophy, poetry, and art, and celebrating Buddhist holidays. Newcomers and beginners welcome. Info and schedule: Mark Miller, coordinator of Mindful.USC.edu.
TBD
TAMARKOZ SUFI MUSLIM MEDITATION –
the art of self-knowledge through concentration and meditation, rooted in Islamic Sufism – a holistic and practical way to health, happiness, fulfillment, and well-being. Info and schedule:
Wednesdays at 5pm on zoom starting January 25 to May 3.
ZoomID: 94133002300 Padideh Nazarian, leader of the USC MTO Sufi Association.
CHRISTIAN CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICES We engage in meditative and contemplative practices of Christianity that date back to the time of Jesus – practices that emerged from different branches of the faith and are still followed today. See these introductory VIDEOS to get a taste. Facilitated by Rev. Jim Burklo
Contact burklo@usc.edu for zoom information
