The Community Meditation Center located on Manhattan’s upper west side

Sundays 10:30 AM—12:15PM
Wednesdays 6:30–7:30 PM

Sessions are with The CMC’s guiding teacher Allan Lokos except as indicated.

February
All Sunday and Wednesday sessions will be with Allan Lokos
Wednesday, February 15 with Jon Aaron

February 21 Special event: Sharon Salzberg and Allan Lokos
Is Patience Real Happiness? 7:00–9:00 PM
No reservation required Suggested donation $15

Questions: 212 787-7272 or email:cmc@cmcnewyork.org

Allan's related activities
Audio teaching
Video teaching
Tricycle Online Book Club
Tricycle Online retreat
Interview in The New York Times
2012 Schedule
Reviews of Patience

DIRECTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY MEDITATION CENTER
593 Columbus Avenue (NE corner of 88th Street) Handicapped accessible
The CMC is located on Manhattan’s upper west side
Public transportation:
- B or C train to 86th Street; then one block west and two blocks north
- #1 Train to 86th Street; then two blocks east and two blocks north
- 86th Street crosstown bus to Columbus Avenue; then two blocks north

GUIDELINES
• CMC events start on time. We encourage arriving a few minutes early so as not to disrupt others.
• Please turn off cell phones, pagers, etc.
• Please observe Noble Silence except during Q and A periods.
• During Q and A periods please do not comment on what another has said.
• Tea and chocolates are available at most sessions. Help yourself before and after the session.
• Please avoid moving around during meditations and dharma talks.
• The tradition of Buddhist teachings is grounded in the practice of dana (generosity). This practice comes to us from the time of the Buddha when those who received the teachings reciprocated by donating food, clothing, and medicine. The CMC carries on the tradition of dana by, whenever possible, offering the teachings without charging a fee. We rely on the generosity of those who attend to keep the CMC running. At each session there is an opportunity to practice dana by making a contribution to the CMC and the teacher. This also enables us to maintain a policy of turning no one away for lack of funds.




	Calendar
	Sundays 10:30 AM—12:15PM Wednesdays 6:30–7:30 PM Sessions are with The CMC’s guiding teacher Allan Lokos except as indicated. February All Sunday and Wednesday sessions will be with Allan Lokos Wednesday, February 15 with Jon Aaron February 21 Special event: Sharon Salzberg and Allan Lokos *Is Patience Real Happiness?* 7:00–9:00 PM No reservation required Suggested donation $15 Questions: 212 787-7272 or email:cmc@cmcnewyork.org Allan's related activities Audio teaching Video teaching Tricycle Online Book Club Tricycle Online retreat Interview in The New York Times 2012 Schedule Reviews of Patience DIRECTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY MEDITATION CENTER 593 Columbus Avenue (NE corner of 88th Street) Handicapped accessible The CMC is located on Manhattan’s upper west side Public transportation: - B or C train to 86th Street; then one block west and two blocks north - #1 Train to 86th Street; then two blocks east and two blocks north - 86th Street crosstown bus to Columbus Avenue; then two blocks north GUIDELINES • CMC events start on time. We encourage arriving a few minutes early so as not to disrupt others. • Please turn off cell phones, pagers, etc. • Please observe Noble Silence except during Q and A periods. • During Q and A periods please do not comment on what another has said. • Tea and chocolates are available at most sessions. Help yourself before and after the session. • Please avoid moving around during meditations and dharma talks. • The tradition of Buddhist teachings is grounded in the practice of dana (generosity). This practice comes to us from the time of the Buddha when those who received the teachings reciprocated by donating food, clothing, and medicine. The CMC carries on the tradition of dana by, whenever possible, offering the teachings without charging a fee. We rely on the generosity of those who attend to keep the CMC running. At each session there is an opportunity to practice dana by making a contribution to the CMC and the teacher. This also enables us to maintain a policy of turning no one away for lack of funds.