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San Francisco Dharma Collective is a sangha-led meditation center with sits, classes, and events every week. All are welcome!

All of our events are online at: https://linktr.ee/sfdharmacollective

11/14/2025

Join us for this one-of-a-kind fundraiser here at SFDC! Purchase tickets through link in comments.

The Retreat - A Live Performance
Dec. 5th & 6th, 7:30pm
Written by Nicole Galland
Performed by Éowyn Mader

Meditate on this: Minutes before a 3-day silent mindfulness retreat kicks off, a close friend betrays your trust (again) and now you’re stuck in the same meditation hall and dining room and corridors with him - unable to confront him in real life and unable to stop confronting him in your imagination. Will you spend the whole weekend writing a gloriously satisfying f*ck-you letter? Or can the Retreat Support Team help you find compassionate nonattachment?

11/08/2025

Amit and Skanda are back! Join us for Strings of Serenity, An Evening of Sarod & Tabla, on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 6pm. This concert is by donation only, and no one is ever turned away for lack of funds. See you there!

10/18/2025

Join on Saturday, Nov. 1st at 10am for important conversations in a safe space. This event is in-person only here at SFDC. Donation-only event. Free RSVP link in comments below. No one is turned away for lack of funds.

Discussions about free speech have been energized by several recent events, and untangling the web of views about what constitutes free speech can touch on our deepest feelings about our fundamental rights and responsibilities.

What is the difference between free speech and hate speech, where do we draw the line? How do the definition and our feelings differ depending on whether we agree with the views of the speaker or not? How far are we willing to defend the right for others to engage in discourse we disagree with? And how do we balance these rights with the responsibility we may feel to engage in civil discourse and bridge divides?

Please join us for a community conversation about this timely topic. During our time together, we’ll make space for each participant to share what’s most alive for them about questions such as these.

10/14/2025

We look forward to seeing you at this workshop on Saturday, Oct. 18 at 10am. Plan to go but haven't RSVP'd? Not to worry! The free RSVP link is in our bio.

No one is ever turned away for lack of funds for this workshop or any of our offerings here at SFDC.

10/10/2025

We are just about a week away from the workshop Just Like Me with and . Mark your calendars!

📆 Saturday, October 19
⏰ 10am - 4pm
📍 SF Dharma Collective

This is a donation-only event and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

10/08/2025

New series alert! Transforming Conflict into Connection begins Sunday, Oct. 19.

Conflict in relationships is inevitable, but how we respond to it can either create deeper understanding or drive us further apart. In this six-part series, we’ll take a deep and clear-hearted look at conflict: why it arises, how we typically respond, and how we can approach it more skillfully.

We will learn:

👉🏽 How to transform our perspective on conflicts
👉🏽 How to talk about conflict
👉🏽 How to embed the qualities of skillful speech (truthful, useful, timely, and kind)
👉🏽 How to approach resolution without compromising one’s values
👉🏽 When is it wiser to pause

San Francisco Dharma Collective is a non-profit and is supported entirely by donations. We will never turn someone away from lack of funds.

10/01/2025

Join this one-day workshop, Just Like Me: Embracing Our Common Humanity, on Saturday, October 18th from 10am - 4pm. This workshop is in-person only here at SFDC.

Compassion educators Erika Rosenberg and Greg Morris will:

➡️ Explore common humanity - a basis for survival, healing, and growth

➡️ Offer tools, frameworks, and practices grounded in contemporary psychology, neuroscience, and meditation to help us create meaningful connections despite our differences

➡️ Include meditation, discussion, individual and small group work discussing compassion, empathy, and recognizing our own areas of resistance to change

When we learn to embrace common humanity as fully as possible, the richness of our collective human tapestry becomes our greatest asset. Just Like Me: Embracing Our Common Humanity starts and ends with the conviction that each of us is able to create connections that will create meaningful shifts in the world.

No experience with meditation is required. We welcome practitioners at all levels. We operate on donations only - no one is ever turned away for lack of funds. This workshop takes place in person only here at SFDC.

09/26/2025

Join this one-day workshop where compassion educators Erika Rosenberg and Greg Morris will:

Explore common humanity - a basis for survival, healing, and growth

Offer tools, frameworks, and practices grounded in contemporary psychology, neuroscience, and meditation to help us create meaningful connections despite our differences

Include meditation, discussion, individual and small group work discussing compassion, empathy, and recognizing our own areas of resistance to change

When we learn to embrace common humanity as fully as possible, the richness of our collective human tapestry becomes our greatest asset. Just Like Me: Embracing Our Common Humanity starts and ends with the conviction that each of us is able to create connections that will create meaningful shifts in the world.

Donation-only workshop - no one is turned away for lack of funds. No experience with meditation is required. We welcome practitioners at all levels.

09/15/2025

Jason Bartlett is back at Collective for a three-part weekend series, starting this Friday evening. Come for one class or enjoy all of the sessions. These classes are by donation only, and no one is ever turned away for lack of funds.

09/08/2025

Isa is back with her powerful and beloved series starting this Thursday here at SF Dharma Collective.

In this series of highly experiential talks we will explore the commonalities and differences between these two powerful ancient wisdom systems and learn how we can bring the insights each provides into our daily practice. We will look at how each system brings the student into deeper forms of awareness and mastery. Each of these systems can be considered to be a psychology of wholeness and we will explore how such processes as initiation, visionary experience, dreams and dream yoga, energy medicine, vision quest, methods of engaging with transpersonal experience, and developing awareness of forms of transcendent power provide stepping stones to that sense of wholeness for each individual.

No one is turned away for lack of funds.

Address

2929 24th Street
San Francisco, CA
94110

Telephone

+14154049333

Website

https://sfdharmacollective.org/donate

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