We are a center for contemporary Zen practice, inquiry, and study. Our name comes from a Pali word, appamada, that means mindful, active care. According to the earliest recorded teachings of the Buddha, it was a common theme in his teaching and his last word, encouraging his followers to fare forward with appamada—with energetic care. He often compared appamada to an elephant’s footprint, which is Read more...
Temple Beth Shalom is a warm and welcoming Reform congregation located on the Dell Jewish Community Campus. More than 600 families, approximately 1,900 individuals, from all walks of life—young and old, natives and newly relocated, Jewish and interfaith—make us a vibrant and growing spiritual community. Engagement among congregants, clergy, and staff strengthens our connections to each other through worship, education, Read more...
Webster defines the word “unity” as the “state of forming a complete and pleasing whole…” At this time in the evolution of the planet and the lives of human beings upon it, the task of “forming a complete and pleasing whole” is the imperative for positive evolution and harmonious existence for all. We must now remember more than ever, that Read more...
Austin Zen Center was founded to carry on the teaching of Shunryu Suzuki Roshi in the Soto Zen tradition. Suzuki Roshi’s teaching is characterized by its patient and compassionate approach to practice. When the mind of zazen is lovingly extended to everyday life, our awareness of each moment increases and deep wisdom and compassion are born. The practice of zazen Read more...
Welcome to St. David’s Episcopal Church. The first thing we would have you know is that you are welcome in this place! Whether you are visiting from Austin or from out-of-town, new to the Christian faith, or seeking a Church home, we invite you to explore St. David’s. Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, we hope that you will Read more...
A movement to end the American Jewish community’s support for the occupation and gain freedom and dignity for all Israelis and Palestinians. Read more...
First UU has 2 ministers, both of whom are gay. First UU also provides space for LGBTQ activities like the monthly LGBTQ Spirituality Group and the LGBTQ Heart Circle & Relating Games. The denomination has long been a champion of LGBTQ rights. Read more...
G’beda means Earth Medicine. This is a holistic mind, body, spirit experience that nourishes the inside out. The synergistic practice of acupuncture and sound therapy is extraordinary- needles are the key and sound is the ride. g’beda Tonya Lyles, is a licensed acupuncturist, sound therapist, planetary herbalist, gemstone therapist, workshop facilitator, meditative movement instructor, performing healing artist, and writer. You Read more...
We are a team of volunteers in Austin, Texas who support safe spiritual environments where all people, regardless of difference, can come together to express oneness through love. We believe that love transcends borders. We believe that being LGBTQ+ and faith-minded are not mutually exclusive. We affirm that all LGBTQ+ people and allies are beautifully created and worthy of unconditional Read more...
