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Sunday Sangha – 12th April 2026

This session is led by Gregory Kramer.

Start Time: 11 am PDT (LA) / 2 pm EDT (NY) / 7 pm BST (London) / 8 pm CEST (Paris). 90-minute live session.

This week’s theme: From One, To Two, To Many: The Dharma-Power of Specific Relationships

Specific relationships are each a nexus of power in the larger human system. The naturally intense energies and tendencies of the mind are not only amplified and their potency for action accelerated, but specific relationships also function as a vector for proliferation from the individual mind out to other nodes of the system. Relationships are the point at which the energy of individuals transduces into the larger group and social systems. Relationships are the crucible in which thoughts turn into actions. This is why Dharma friendship and sangha are such gems in our tradition. Let’s learn to aim this power with the wisdom of the Dharma.

Gregory Kramer will offer teachings on a relational understanding of the Dharma and guidance on the practice of Insight Dialogue.

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Gregory Kramer

Gregory Kramer is the Founder and Guiding Teacher of the Insight Dialogue Community, and has been teaching Insight Meditation since 1980. He developed the practice of Insight Dialogue and has been teaching it since 1995, offering retreats in North America, Asia, Europe, and Australia. He has studied with esteemed teachers, including Anagarika Dhammadina, Ven. Balangoda Ananda Maitreya Mahanayaka Thero, Achan Sobin Namto, and Ven. Punnaji Maha Thero.

Gregory is the author of: Insight Dialogue: The Interpersonal Path to Freedom (2007), Seeding the Heart: Lovingkindness Practice with Children (1997), Meditating Together, Speaking from Silence: the Practice of Insight Dialogue (2003), Dharma Contemplation: Meditating Together with Wisdom Texts (2011), and A Whole-Life Path: A Lay Buddhist’s Guide to Crafting a Dhamma-Infused Life (2020). He is currently working on a book about relational Dharma. Gregory lives in Washington State, in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. Click here to learn more about Gregory Kramer.

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