We are doing a Fusatsu ceremony about once a month, usually on the third Sunday of each month — sometimes without a precepts talk.
Fusatsu is an ancient Buddhist chanting and bowing ceremony of atonement and purification that provides us with the opportunity to acknowledge our deep karmic entanglements. There will be a short talk on one of the Bodhisattva precepts.
The next Fusatsu will take place on April 21. We’ll sit for one 30 minute round before going into Fusatsu, which takes about 45-65 min, depending on whether there’s a talk.