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Join us on Saturday, November 15th, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM for our first One-Day Camp, held in collaboration with Grant Park Meditation at Quang Minh Temple—a special day of meditation, reflection, and community connection.

Schedule and Activities
Detailed schedule here

9:00–10:00 AM — Morning community session & paying respects at the Buddha Hall

10:00–11:30 AM — Morning Dharma sessions (kids, teens, adults*)

11:30 AM–12:00 PM — Free time to meditate, play, or connect.

12:00–12:45 PM — Lunch (provided free by the temple)

12:45–1:10 PM — Walking Meditation (Anytime Anywhere Yoga)

1:15-1:50 PM — Soundbath and Mindful Relaxation

2:00–3:15 PM — Afternoon Dharma sessions (kids, teens, adults*)

3:15–3:30 PM — Break/Tea time

3:30–4:00 PM — Closing at the Buddha Hall and dedication of merit


* Kids: 4–12, Teens: 13–18, Young Adults/Adults: 19+

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Guidelines for Campers

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GENERAL GUIDELINES

  • All minors must be accompanied by an adult who will be accountable for the minor’s behavior throughout the camp. Together, strengthen bonds by participating as a family.

  • Adults are responsible for supervising their children outside of scheduled classes and activities, fostering shared growth and responsibility.

  • Familiarize yourself with and follow the camp’s schedule, posted for all attendees, to stay connected and involved.
     

PERSONAL CONDUCT AND ETHICS:

  • Follow the five Buddhist precepts: no killing, no theft, no sexual activity, no false speech, and no use of intoxicants. These principles help us create a foundation for trust and respect.

  • Engage respectfully with all campers, treating everyone as an extended family. Building connections begins with kindness and mutual understanding.

  • Put away electronic devices to focus on conversations, activities, and contemplation. ​

MINDFULNESS

  • Be mindful of the retreat’s intention and purpose: to foster meaningful connections with others, ourselves, and nature.

  • Engage actively in all planned activities and remain present both physically and mentally. Participation helps us level up on the path of connection.
     

PERSONAL ITEMS​

  • Let’s be sustainable! Bring your own water bottle, notepad, and appropriate attire for the day’s activities. Thoughtfulness here contributes to the greater connection with our environment.

  • Keep your belongings organized and within your designated area to ensure communal spaces remain welcoming for all.​
     

COMMUNICATION AND RESPECT

  • Communicate openly and honestly, always with respect. Clear communication strengthens the bonds we are building together.

  • Show respect towards instructors, camp counselors, volunteers, and fellow campers. Everyone’s role is important in creating a successful experience.

  • Ask for help or clarification when needed. Seeking support fosters trust and connection.

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Georgia Buddhist Summer Camp is a volunteer-led group devoted to fostering peace, kindness, and wisdom through interactive activities, offered both in person and virtually. Donations are welcome to help support these activities.

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