Círculo Zen Peacemakers Brasil
The foundation that inspires and motivates our actions.
Salvador · Recôncavo Baiano
Retreat
“Our retreat was a collective journey, shaped through listening, silence, and practice, in the presence of a history that may seem past yet still resonates powerfully today.”
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Our Vision, Purpose and Mission
The foundation that inspires and motivates our actions.
The vision that inspires and motivates our actions is of a harmonious world, where wisdom and compassion replace the causes and conditions of suffering, and all beings live in peace and harmony, free from hunger, disease, war, indignity, and the impacts of environmental imbalance.
Our purpose is to build, support, and nurture an active community in Brazil that participates in a worldwide network of socially engaged spiritual practitioners dedicated to transforming the causes of personal and social suffering into wisdom, compassion, and clarity.
Our mission is to promote, support, and participate in activities that address the structural and circumstantial causes of individual and collective suffering and foster peace, wisdom, compassion, dignity, and harmony with the Earth and all beings.
Pillars
The fundamental practices that sustain our care for the sacred Earth and its countless beings are the Three Tenets and the ethical guidelines of the Zen Peacemakers, the Mandala of the Five Wisdoms, spiritual friendship, interfaith dialogue, the Order of Disorder, and contemplative social action.
Activities and Projects
“Caring for caregivers” is a project that promotes psychosocial development and emotional reconnection among educators and other early childhood education workers in a community on the outskirts of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
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A space for simplicity, practice, and community
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Memory
“O Retiro não é apenas sobre olhar o sofrimento. É também sobre encontrar nele a força da vida, da cultura, da resistência e da beleza que florescem, mesmo nas condições mais adversas.”
Jornada no Brasil: Monge Koho & Monja Daien ↗
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