Gabe Keller Flores has been part of the Common Ground community since 2008, when he was a high schooler falling in love with the Dharma. He currently serves as Operations Manager, and previously was Office Manager and Secretary on the Board of Directors. As a practitioner and teacher, he’s interested in the integration of love and wisdom and the natural process of awakening taught by the Buddha.
This new bimonthly practice group, led by Gabe Keller Flores, will focus on the supportive role cultivating virtue plays on the Buddha’s path of liberation. Virtues like generosity, truthfulness, renunciation, and goodwill aren’t just nice intentions; in learning to cultivate them, we learn that we can set in motion the causes for happiness for ourselves and others, an understanding that underlies the whole of the path. To start, we will use Ajahn Sucitto’s book on the Paramis as a guide (the Paramis are a traditional Buddhist list of 10 virtues.)
This new bimonthly practice group, led by Gabe Keller Flores, will focus on the supportive role cultivating virtue plays on the Buddha’s path of liberation. Virtues like generosity, truthfulness, renunciation, and goodwill aren’t just nice intentions; in learning to cultivate them, we learn that we can set in motion the causes for happiness for ourselves and others, an understanding that underlies the whole of the path. To start, we will use Ajahn Sucitto’s book on the Paramis as a guide (the Paramis are a traditional Buddhist list of 10 virtues.)
This new bimonthly practice group, led by Gabe Keller Flores, will focus on the supportive role cultivating virtue plays on the Buddha’s path of liberation. Virtues like generosity, truthfulness, renunciation, and goodwill aren’t just nice intentions; in learning to cultivate them, we learn that we can set in motion the causes for happiness for ourselves and others, an understanding that underlies the whole of the path. To start, we will use Ajahn Sucitto’s book on the Paramis as a guide (the Paramis are a traditional Buddhist list of 10 virtues.)
This new bimonthly practice group, led by Gabe Keller Flores, will focus on the supportive role cultivating virtue plays on the Buddha’s path of liberation. Virtues like generosity, truthfulness, renunciation, and goodwill aren’t just nice intentions; in learning to cultivate them, we learn that we can set in motion the causes for happiness for ourselves and others, an understanding that underlies the whole of the path. To start, we will use Ajahn Sucitto’s book on the Paramis as a guide (the Paramis are a traditional Buddhist list of 10 virtues.)
This new bimonthly practice group, Cultivating Virtue as a Support for Liberation led by Gabe Keller Flores, will focus on the supportive role cultivating virtue plays on the Buddha’s path of liberation. Virtues like generosity, truthfulness, renunciation, and goodwill aren’t just nice intentions; in learning to cultivate them, we learn that we can set in motion the causes for happiness for ourselves and others, an understanding that underlies the whole of the path. To start, we will use Ajahn Sucitto’s book on the Paramis as a guide (the Paramis are a traditional Buddhist list of 10 virtues.)
This new bimonthly practice group, Cultivating Virtue as a Support for Liberation led by Gabe Keller Flores, will focus on the supportive role cultivating virtue plays on the Buddha’s path of liberation. Virtues like generosity, truthfulness, renunciation, and goodwill aren’t just nice intentions; in learning to cultivate them, we learn that we can set in motion the causes for happiness for ourselves and others, an understanding that underlies the whole of the path. To start, we will use Ajahn Sucitto’s book on the Paramis as a guide (the Paramis are a traditional Buddhist list of 10 virtues.)
