Karma House News Today

Buddhism in Battle Creek has been growing, thanks to the influence of BC native Kyoun Sokuzan, abbot of SokukuJi Buddhist Temple. SokukuJi is building a Community Mindfulness Center to serve residents interested in mindfulness and meditation.

Southwest Michigan Second Wave is a team of local writers and photographers who love where they live. The stories they cover impact them and strengthen their sense of community. Read some of their reflections on 2023 stories here.

Did you know there is a Zen Buddhist monastery and affiliated wellness center in Battle Creek? Karma House Wellness Center and the Buddhist Temple Monastery are quietly doing their part to support the community by offering trauma-informed yoga, mindf

Canberra sculptor Lucy Irvine – whose work transforms the traditional craft practice of weaving into sculptural installations – will be the 2022 designer-in-residence. Responding to the theme of Transformation, Irvine has created a signature work for the Festival titled ‘The Stills’, which will be exhibited at Canberra Contemporary Art Space as part of the Home Made exhibition.

Gennady Dekhtyar plans to travel to Poland, then get over the border and into Ukraine to help with medical supplies and with translating.

Yohbra, nonprofit in Lakewood, Colorado, helps people being released from prison, the homeless and others in need with getting undergarments.

And may have been behind the previous break-ins at the karma house. >> they all knew each other. they awe went to big sky. >> the police never really investigated those burglaries at karmas house, and with no arrests his cliept wnt was lefta fearful, agitated state. the psychiatrist who examined karma diagnosed it as high magnitude stress. >> your body changes dramatically with how you react to things. fight or flight. while some people may have retreated, he came forward and confronted the indi...