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“Road Down To Jikoji” - by Michael Newhall
HOW To VisiT JIKOJI
Jikoji is open to visitors
by reservation
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Jikoji Statement of Principles of
DIVERSITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING
We make an effort to create and ensure a safe, trusting, and supportive environment for all of our Sangha members. To that end, we affirm and respect our differences and similarities across age, race, ethnicity, national origin, sex, sexuality, gender, gender identity and expression, religion, financial resources, education, physical abilities, cognitive abilities, and appearances. We therefore welcome Sangha members, guests, and all people irrespective of these human attributes.
An inclusive sangha is one that encourages open, ongoing communication among all sangha members, whether residential or non-residential, ordained or not ordained. We invite all Sangha to explore Jikoji's Bylaws, meeting minutes, and operating documents, including our Conflict Resolution Policy, and this Statement of Principles of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Your thoughts and ideas are welcomed and encouraged.
And we invite all to attend any of our Public Programs — it's the best way to get to know and to get involved with Jikoji. Join us!
Our Sunday Program is a weekly "open house" and a great way to become familiar with Zen practice and get to know Jikoji. Join us for instruction, meditation, dharma talk, social lunch, a sense of community (sangha), and access to beautiful open spaces.