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Nyinthün

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Nyinthün is a Tibetan word meaning “a period of one day"

Nyinthün is a weekly group practice of sitting and walking meditation held every Sunday morning. The practice begins and ends with a short set of traditional group chants and includes a dharma reading and a practice of compassion for those who have instruction in Tonglen.


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https://boston.shambhala.org/program-details/?id=329833