Maddy Klyne stepping down as executive director of CIMC

Posted: 21 May 2013 09:00 AM PDT
Maddy Klyne, the executive director of the Cambridge Insight Meditation Center, announced this week that she plans to step down from her post at the end of June.
"I have witnessed an emerging and growing community, the deepening and sincere cultivation of dharma practice, and incredible kindness and generosity," she said in a statement. Klyne has been practicing at CIMC since 1986, and has worked as its director for 14 years. She said she plans to continue teaching at CIMC and at other dharma centers.
"This sangha is incredibly dear to me and I am grateful for your love and support of CIMC over the years," Klyne said. "I have called on so many of you to assist the center throughout my time here. You have helped keep the center financially sound, volunteered your time, served on the board, on committees, and so much more. But without a doubt the aspect that I am most grateful and most appreciative of is your on-going practice."
Guiding teachers Larry Rosenberg, Narayan Liebenson Grady, and Michael Liebenson Grady thanked Klyne for her service, saying that she has "improved all aspects of the center with her talents, energy, and most of all her heart."
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Posted: 21 May 2013 08:00 AM PDT
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Posted: 21 May 2013 07:00 AM PDT
Via Red Bull China comes a new video that uses Buddhism's cultural cachet to move those skinny little cans of liquid speed — while also giving us a glimpse of the monastic mindful life. The question is: while this is quite obviously a promotional video, is that all it is, or does it present some skillful points about dharma? Watch it here.

(And by the way, if you're interested in the intersection of sport and dharma, don't miss the July 2013 "Body issue" of the Shambhala Sun, coming soon.)
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