Night Sky Sangha Inquiry into Awakening "Palpable immersion in the objectless texture of present experience leads invariably to liberation." Friday Evenings 6:30 - 9:00 pm Panera Bread - Weiss Market Plaza Doylestown, PA Sunday Mornings 10:30 am - 12:30 pm various locations Schedule & venues can and do change, subscribe to the weekly email list and check the calendar to stay informed.     Inquiry into Awakening - Prior to thought, before you have a concept or conclusion about anything, anything at all - presence is so. Presence prior to the imagination of self is the firmament of wonder, of innocence, of freedom. This presence has always been, no effort or practice of any kind is necessary to sense the origin and emptiness of yourself. What can be helpful in the discovery of your unadorned nature are informal forums or salons where this observation is encouraged and supported by the simplicity of being, the pleasure of inquiry, the nourishment of conversation. The Night Sky Sangha holds regular meetings to honor and celebrate the nature of presence without pretense or performance pressure. As one becomes acquainted with presence, the inherent freedom from finding anything at all, one's consciousness expands to embrace this innate wisdom - seeking nothing from anyone or anything is bliss. Palpable immersion in the objectless texture of present experience leads invariably to liberation. Warmly, Night Sky Sangha   Zoom Video Meetings As scheduled - see the Calendar Join us Live at - Live Web Video-Cast - via Zoom Video Conferencing To participate in our Live Web Video-Cast, you may follow this url: (https://zoom.us/j/2280155449) or dial in for audio only via land line, cell, or Skype to  (408) 638-0968 or (646) 558-8656. Using a headset is preferred as it mitigates echo on the conference. For a more thorough orientation to the Inquiry process, please see Subtle Point of Conception on our Mindfulness Corner page. Join our email list (click this link) Find us on facebook here (for current posts) (Email here for more information) For those of you who would benefit from a meditation practice, please see our simple offerings:   Welcome to the Mindfulness Corner (past writings on Buddhist principles and stillness practice)   Meditation Practice at Home (a brief guide to support your sitting practice at home)