Community
New Direction Community (NDC)
It is for people who wish to grow inner self for the benefit of all. The community is led by Sung. You are welcome to come to our gatherings and join our efforts. Join NDC
We have several subgroups to join: Human group is for those who wish to work and live as a human, not as a resource. Adult group is for those who want to contribute to society or the world by becoming adults of society or the world. Senior group is for people who wish to live as a senior rather than an old person.
Gatherings
online:
- Meditation and Inner Growth on Thu 7 pm (or 8 pm during summer)
- Qigong: Moving Meditation on Wed 2 pm
- Truly Living on Sun 11 am (bi weekly)
- Meditation Retreat on 3rd Sat 8 am
- For more online gatherings, see our community space1.
in-person:
- Meditation & Qigong in Nature
- For more in-person gatherings, see NDGV1.
Note: All times mentioned are Vancouver local time (PT). All of our gatherings are free.
How to Participate
Press here to participate. Alternatively, send an email to [contact+registration@newdir.org] with the date you intend to attend (at least two days before the event).
More About the Events
Meditation and Inner Growth
Meditation and discussion on inner growth. Inner growth leads to positive inner transformation. Transforming ourselves transforms society. Our approach to inner growth also involves meditation, learning lessons from our daily life, and solving inner causes of life hindrances, especially repeating the same life lessons. Join us in nurturing inner growth that can benefit both ourselves and society.
Held on Thursday 7 pm weekly (or 8 pm during summer).
Qigong: Moving Meditation
Add healing energy to meditation practice.
Truly Living
A bi-weekly gathering for talks and discussion on true and wise living. We try to learn from our lives and grow ourselves to contribute positively to others.
Meditation Retreat
The 3rd Saturday of each month is meditation day. The gathering starting 8 AM and ending before noon, including silent meditation and a short discussion at the end. Although gathering ends before noon, participants are encouraged to continue their practice or maintain noble silence until the end of the day.
