
Teacher
Phillip Moffitt
Format
Live online daylong on Saturday, October 24, 2026. The morning session runs 9:30 am – 12:30 pm PT, followed by a break, with the afternoon session from 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm PT.
Description
Knowing we don't know, we find humility.
Knowing that we care, we find dignity.
Knowing that we are capable of committing to living our values, we find integrity.
These three live in us, in our heart.
— Phillip Moffitt, guided meditation (2023)
Humility, dignity, and integrity are three attitudes of the mind-heart that allow us to transform our daily lives into our monastery for practice. All of our dharma practice has prepared us for a deep realization of these three attitudes. When we cultivate humility, dignity, and integrity, they empower us to counter balance the ego's clinging and grasping. They enable us to accept the inevitable suffering and dissatisfaction as taught in the First Noble Truth.
What we discover is that these liberating attitudes allow us to be with, even soften into, those things which ordinarily we harden against and free us from a reactive mind. This is a genuine opportunity for you to put in place a transformative way of relating to life with wisdom and compassion. The daylong will consist of sitting and walking meditation, short dharma talks, and time for questions and responses. You will also get the opportunity to practice with other aspects of Phillip's Naturally Arising Practice Method. This daylong is open to students with all levels of experience.
Model of Mutual Support
This program is offered in the Buddhist tradition of dāna, which means freely giving. The suggested donation range is $15 – $200. However, you are welcome to offer any amount you wish below or above this range. Finances need not be a barrier to participation. Any offering is gratefully accepted, tax-deductible, and supports the teacher and Dharma Ground.