About Tahoma Zen Monastery
Located just north of Seattle on Whidbey Island in Washington State (see map), Tahoma-san Sōgen-ji Zen Monastery is dedicated to bringing traditional Rinzai Zen to North America. The monastery was founded by Taigen Shōdō Harada Rōshi, the abbot of Sōgen-ji, a Rinzai Zen training monastery in Okayama, Japan. Tahoma Zen Monastery maintains a daily schedule of morning and
evening meditation (website has daily schedule), and intensive meditation training with Shodo Harada Roshi three times a year (in February, May, and September, and small sesshin with Daichi Zenni in between February, May, and September. Announcements are sent out in Monastery Messages sign up here: http://onedropzendo.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=dd39207973062b98763b15272&id=519f3ac11d
or by emailing [email protected] or calling the Monastery on Whidbey at (360) 331-4142. Members support the local community by providing respite retreats for caregivers and the operation of Enso House, a home for people who are dying. Harada Roshi was formally installed as Abbot of Tahoma Zen Monastery on September 14, 2011, although he continues his intensive teaching schedule at Sogenji and around the world. His disciples Daichi Roshi and Dairin Zenji were installed as Assistant Abbots at that time. Currently the head monk in residence is Tendo Zenji. Contact the monastery: Tahoma-san Sogenji Zen Monastery
6499 Wahl Road
Freeland, WA 98249, USA
E-MAIL: [email protected]
TELEPHONE: 360.331.4142
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