Buddhist-Based
Recovery
Buddhist-Based Recovery Meetings
The Buddhist-Based Recovery approach understands that “All beings have the power and potential to free themselves from suffering.”
We practice mindfulness, compassion, forgiveness, generosity, and equanimity to heal the pain and suffering that addiction caused in our lives, the lives of our loved ones, and all other sentient beings we have impacted.
For more information, please email Rev. Juéxīn Su Shane Wymer.
Mondays
6:30 p.m. Meditation begins
7 p.m. Meeting begins
Meets at the temple
OR join via Zoom*
Wednesdays
6:30 p.m.
Alano Club, 1020 College NE
Fridays
10:05 a.m. Meditation begins
10:30 a.m. Meeting begins
Meets at the Temple
OR join via Zoom*
*Please access Zoom links each week from the GRBT weekly newsletter.
We care about your comfort
Michigan weather can change quickly, especially as the seasons change. The temperature in the temple may also fluctuate. So for your comfort, wear layers of clothes that you can add or shed.
Weather notices
In the event of severe weather, we will send e-alerts and post on social media platforms. To receive special weather notices, subscribe to our weekly newsletter.
Temple Health Precautions:
• Stay updated with COVID-19 vaccines.
• If you feel unwell, even if vaccinated, please stay home to rest and recuperate.
• Masks are recommended if you are unvaccinated.
• Wearing a mask is optional.
Participant Recommendations:
• Phones carried into the Dharma Hall need to be silenced.
• Keep valuables at home, in their car, or with them. The temple is not responsible for personal belongings left behind or missing.
• Unclaimed items will be donated once each year in June.
• Sunday services are live-streamed on YouTube and temple-related event photos may also be posted to other social media sites.