This program will be hosted both in-person and online (hybrid). This is the registration page to join Jozen online, via Zoom. (Register here if you prefer to attend in person.) Registrants will receive the link to join the program in their Order Confirmation email. This program will not be recorded. Times are ET.
This half-day retreat is an invitation to tend to our individual heart-body-minds today and to discover the dharma wisdom and medicine that is available for each of us in presence and community. When we intentionally practice buddhadharma, we are invited to remember that which is true and also that which is misleading. The teachings of the Buddha are medicine for all ailments, within and around.
With space for questions and responses, meditation through stillness and through motion, and with short dharma talks, Jozen is dedicated to receiving the needs and wisdom of the sangha as they arise. This will be an embodied, intuitive approach to practice that provides participants with practical tools for tending the heart everyday – whatever the situation.
Full and partial scholarships are available. Please submit your requests to office@cambridgeinsight.org at least 72 hours prior to the start of the program.

Jozen Tamori Gibson (they, them) began formal meditation practice in 2004 through Sotō Zen while living in Japan joined by a Theravada practice in 2010. Jozen is a graduate of the four-year Insight Meditation Society Dharma Teacher Training program and serves on the New York Insight Meditation Center’s teacher council. With certifications and embodiment studies in Yoga, Qigong, Indigenous Focusing Oriented Therapy and Complex Trauma, Jozen lives to provide and nourish contemplative mind-heart-body alignment practices and spaces rooted in wellness, anti-oppression and interdependent liberation for all beings. Jozen honors the wisdom and compassion of all teachers, highlighting their mother, Akimi, and dharma root teacher, Pamela Weiss.
Closed Captions (CC) for CIMC Programs are generated through Zoom.