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Sunday Sangha – 26th July 2026

Scott Tusa

This session is led by Scott Tusa.

Tonight’s session is cancelled.

Scott Tusa has had to step away from this evening’s Sunday Sangha because of a family emergency. Our hearts are with him and his family.

We’ll gather again next Sunday as usual.

If you’d still like to sit this evening, two of Scott’s previous Sunday Sangha offerings are freely available to practice with:

Our Struggles Are the Path (December 2024)
Living From a Sense of Call and Response (November 2023)

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Scott Tusa

Scott Tusa

Scott Tusa is a meditation teacher, Buddhism mentor, and former monk who has spent the last two decades exploring how to embody and live meaningfully through the Buddhist path.

At age sixteen his mother’s death sparked a deep longing for healing and spiritual wisdom that eventually led him to Tibetan Buddhism. He spent his early twenties seeking out and learning from a variety of Tibetan Buddhist masters, and was ordained by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama as a Buddhist monk at age twenty-eight.

Scott spent the next nine years as a monk, deepening his understanding of the Dharma, engaging in solitary meditation retreats, and continuing his studies with teachers in India, Nepal, and the United States, including his main teachers Lama Zopa Rinpoche and Tsoknyi Rinpoche.

Since 2008, he has been teaching Buddhist meditation in group and one-to-one settings in the United States, Europe, Latin America, and online, bringing Buddhist wisdom to modern meditators, helping them develop more confidence, inner wisdom, and joy in their practice. Click here to learn more about Scott Tusa.

View Recordings of Past Sunday Sangha Sessions

Anna-Brown Griswold

Cultivating True Equanimity

With Anna-Brown Griswold Recorded : April 26, 2026

Equanimity is often misunderstood as disengagement or neutrality, yet true equanimity is a deeply alive, responsive and steady spaciousness that allows us to stay present in the midst of complexity and pain. In this...

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In Relation to Everything

With Beth Upton Recorded : April 5, 2026

All of our dharma practice is done in relation to something. We’re essentially always in relation to whatever we’re paying attention to. And, we might say that, in order for our dharma practice to...

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Tuere Sala

Unshakeable Peace

With Tuere Sala Recorded : March 29, 2026

The whole reason to study and practice the Dhamma is to find peace from suffering. Unshakeable peace is not found in agreeable external conditions. It is cultivated as an internal ground. It is the...

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Ralph Steele

Introduction To Buddhist Psychology

With Ralph Steele Recorded : March 22, 2026

The Four Noble Truths are a foundational practice that supports our ability to navigate the inevitable changes life presents. They offer insight and guidance. Mindfulness fosters compassion and paves the way for a deep...

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Finding Wholeness & Healing Within Heartbreak

With Rashid Hughes Recorded : March 1, 2026

Heartbreak is inevitable, yet reconciliation isn’t always possible. Rashid’s session offers a path toward healing when face-to-face forms of reconciliation fall short or aren’t accessible. Through one of Rashid’s new practices, with guided visualization...

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