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Sunday Sangha – 4th October 2026

This session is led by Kim Allen.

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: Living the Dharma

The Dharma is meant to weave through our whole life. We give something of ourselves to it, and that creates our path. We’ll explore the Dharma of personal integrity, dedication, and caring deeply for something valuable. In today’s world, this is a radical act.

This session is freely-offered, but dana/donations are invited to help us meet our substantial running costs and to support our teachers. To donate, please click here. We appreciate your generosity 🙏

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Kim Allen

Kim Allen has been practicing Insight meditation for over 20 years, and has trained intensively in the U.S. and Asia with cumulative years of silent retreat. She offers retreats, sutta study, and experiential Dharma engagement, and is a graduate of the Insight Retreat Center’s 4-year teacher training with Gil Fronsdal and Andrea Fella. 

As teacher and author, Kim aims to bring classical Dharma to a modern context and to encourage lay practitioners in fully living a life of Dharma. 

Kim’s education includes a PhD in physics and a master’s degree in environmental sustainability. 

Click here to learn more about Kim Allen.

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