Dharma Sunday (3/30) - Tonglen: The practice of Taking and Sending (Online)
With Zoe Logan Morris
March 30, 2025
Live Online!
10:00 am – 12:00 pm ET
Tonglen, or the practice of Taking and Sending, is one of the seven points of mind training that was developed by the Tibetan Kadampa master Chekhawa Yeshe Dorje in the 12th century.
The purpose of this practice is two-fold. It gives us practical means to take on our experiences on the path so our suffering can become a source of compassion, wisdom, patience, and understanding for ourselves and others. This is relative bodhicitta. And In doing so, we can recognize the nature of our minds, or ultimate bodhicitta.
Relative bodhicitta is how we learn to love ourselves and each other. Ultimate bodhicitta is the fundamental pristine awareness, or non judgmental, naturally open, loving spaciousness undivided by self and other.
Through the practice of tonglen, we are cultivating relative bodhicitta, and in doing so, we cultivate the ability to recognize the very awareness that allows us to love and hold space infinitely—which is Ultimate Bodhicitta.
Dharma Sundays with Natural Dharma Fellowship take place most Sundays. These sessions, led by highly trained NDF Dharma and guest teachers, include guided meditation, teachings, and time for discussions. A wide range of topics are offered at the discretion of the teacher.
Zoom link —The Zoom link will be sent two days before the retreat to all those registered by then. This Zoom link will also be used for the Mandala Celebration starting after the Dharma Sunday. Please contact the registrar on Saturday if you haven’t received the link. If you register after that date, you’ll receive the link shortly after submitting your registration. If you don’t see an email from Natural Dharma Registrar or Wonderwell Mountain Refuge, it may have mistakenly been sent to your spam folder. Please put this address in your Contacts to ensure you receive our emails: register@naturaldharma.org.
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About the Teacher

Zoe Logan Morris
Zoe Logan Morris worked, studied, and practiced for eight years at KTC monastery in Wappingers Falls, NY, during which time she completed a three year meditation retreat in the Tibetan Karma Kagyu tradition. Zoe currently lives in Los Angeles, California with her husband Jeremy and two children Theo and Uma, where she continues her path […]
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