San Francisco Zen Meditation is a Zen community called Wind-in-Grass Sangha which was formed in 2009. The meditation group meets every Wednesday night in Potrero Hill, San Francisco and welcomes everyone without exception. Their goal is to help people cultivate a flexible and adaptable practice that fits their life, to transform how they react to things and experiences which cause suffering. If you're new to meditation and would like to learn about the practice, just let them know and they will provide you with introductory material about meditation. You can also contact them prior to your arrival to have a conversation about the practice.
This urban sangha meets up in Potrero Hill, San Francisco which is easily accessible by public transportation with plenty of parking spaces on site. You will see a candle out front the chain link gate where you will find the group at the basement level of the Headstart Program.
Buses 19, 10 and 22 will take you within two or three blocks of the zendo. The 16th Mission and 24th Mission stops are the closest you can get and you can inform the group and they will send someone to pick you up. Wind-in-Grass Sangha gather together to meditate and organize presentations and talks from local Zen teachers. Together they discuss stories which teach them about the process of awakening and being in the present moment.
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San Francisco Zen Meditation is a Zen community called Wind-in-Grass Sangha which was formed in 2009. The meditation group meets every Wednesday night in Potrero Hill, San Francisco and welcomes everyone without exception. Their goal is to help people cultivate a flexible and adaptable practice that fits their life, to transform how they react to things and experiences which cause suffering. If you're new to meditation and would like to learn about the practice, just let them know and they will provide you with introductory material about meditation. You can also contact them prior to your arrival to have a conversation about the practice.