Kenji Sensei Announces Details of June 2021 Retreat -- Plus Updated Registration Form

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June 25-27, 2021

 
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Kenji Sensei: facilitating Buddhist Retreats since 1998

Hopeful Planning for Retreat This Year

Rev. Dr. Kenji Akahoshi announces details of his 2021 retreat by planning the retreat while acknowledging uncertainty:

“Due to COVID, the retreat may have to be postponed until next year,” he writes. But he is hopeful it will still happen and wants to accommodate everyone who would like to attend.

“If you or others are interested, please send in the registration with NO payment. If the retreat is postponed until next year, and if there is sufficient interest, I will present the retreat at Zen Mt. Center then.”

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Registration Form Available for Download

Kenji Sensei has prepared a five-page informational flyer and the registration form is on the last page. We are supplying the packet in Word format so you should be able to fill out the last page easily on your computer if you wish.

Download the Flyer and Registration Form Here

Even if Postponed, 2022 Retreat Will Still Be in Southern California

As many of you know, earlier this year, Kenji Sensei announced his plans to retire by the end of summer 2021, at which time he will return to his hometown, San Jose. However, he wants to make sure people in Southern California can attend the retreat. Therefore, if the 2021 retreat is postponed, Kenji Sensei says, that if conditions allow the retreat will take place in the same location in 2022.

Either way, he says, “This may be the last retreat I conduct in Southern California,” Sensei writes, “although I will continue them in the Santa Cruz area.”

Testimonials

Read what other people have written about their experiences at the retreat here.

 

Additional Information

About the Retreat. The intention is to provide a personal experience of Buddhist practice as a way of understanding its deep philosophical principles.

About Rev. Dr. Kenji Akahoshi. Kenji Sensei is a Shin Buddhist minister with a background in transpersonal psychology, wilderness vision quests, personal growth and body-mind-spirit disciplines. He has been leading similar retreats since 1998.

About Yokoji Zen Mountain Center. This rustic retreat, near Idyllwild in the San Jacinto mountains, at other times of the year is a Zen training facility. It is an ideal location for this Buddhist retreat. See www.zmc.org for more information.

Costs. Fees are as follows:

  • Lodging and food are $225, if received by May 31, or $250 later.

  • Tuition is in addition by variable donation at the retreat (cash or check) to the facilitator, who — by Buddhist tradition — accepts donations of various amounts for the Teachings.

Download the Information Packet and Registration Form here.

Note: The application form appears as the final page of the information packet.

 
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