Harbor Dharma

Harbor Dharma's mission is to share and explore the many methods, lineages and traditions of Buddhism that have helped millions of human beings to wake up. We are committed to the practice of meditation, to study the teachings of the Buddha, and to helping each other bring this practice into our daily lives. It is there that we find  what it means to be awake and aware, right in this very moment.  The practice of Dharma in general and meditation in particular, with Sangha - a community of practitioners - can really help us manage these turbulent times with grace, dignity and compassion. Please take advantage of as many resources as you can. It lightens the burden of worry, anxiety ad concern we all have for the suffering among us.

We welcome beginners, seasoned meditators and those curious about Buddhism to attend our meetings. Harbor Dharma creates an open, respectful and supportive atmosphere aspiring to help us find our own path to freedom from suffering and the joy of liberating ourselves from the illusory perceptions of the dualistic mind. Through the study of the Buddha's teachings and commentaries of realized masters we deepen our understanding of the words. Through contemplation and meditation we come to know the meaning of the words. Although our conversation can be quite rich and authentic, it is not a group therapy session. We take care of ourselves in these discussions and do not expect answers to our problems. Those come from our own intelligence anyway.

We are a non-sectarian practice and study group and welcome all regardless of religious or spiritual background or affiliation.  Come and visit!
May all beings benefit!
Alida Bryant is a Dharma Leader and meditation instructor under the guidance of Anam Thubten. She has been meditating for over 30 years (still very much a beginner!) and studying and practicing Mahamudra, Dzogchen and the Mahayana for over 15 years under Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche, Anam Thubten and Dza Kilung Rinpoche among others. She can be reached directly at info@harbordharma.net.