What is a “sit”?

A “sit” is our weekly group meditation gathering. We come together, either in-person or virtually via Zoom, to practice mindfulness in community. The gathering typically includes a period of silent sitting, a Dharma reading, and time for reflection or sharing.

You do not need any prior experience. We offer gentle guidance and welcome people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

Community Sits

Kingfisher Sangha offers many opportunities for us to gather for group meditation — what we call a sit.

Our Kingfisher sits typically follow this format:

  • A period of sitting meditation.

  • A period of walking meditation (if in person).

  • One or two readings from Thich Nhat Hanh or other mindfulness teachers in the Plum Village tradition.

  • Time for personal sharing.

  • Dedication of the practice (short closing prayer or aspiration).

Everyone is welcome to attend any of these sits, which are open to the public. 

If you are new to our Sangha, please download this free PDF to get to know who we are and what it means to be “a Buddhist community that meets in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh.” 

Download our Welcome Packet (PDF) here.

Practitioners practice sitting meditation together
Practitioners practice sitting meditation together

Dates, Times, and Locations

of our Kingfisher Sangha sits

Helpful Meditation Resources

Whether you’re just beginning your meditation journey or have been practicing for years, these resources offer gentle guidance and inspiration. They provide simple, practical instruction in both sitting and walking meditation, rooted in the Plum Village tradition.

How To Enjoy Sitting Meditation

Sitting Mindfully
with Thich Nhat Hanh

What Is Walking Meditation

Guided Walking Meditation with Brother Khiet Minh