Portland Maine Recovery Dharma

11/10/2022

There are at least three Recovery Dharma Groups that meet in person each week in Portland. If you’d like to know the time/day/place of those meetings, please jump on the RecoveryDharma.org site and look them up! Also if you have a question, an email address should be listed next to the meeting and you can send a message there. (This FB page is not up to date. The current meetings will all be listed on the RD website.)
Much metta to all! 🙏

https://recoverydharma.org/find-a-meeting/

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11/28/2020

Hi Portland Folx! BIG NEWS! We're moving! The group that used to meet at the PRCC (and was meeting at the Gazebo) is now meeting at Woodford's Club in Portland (179 Woodford St.) starting THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2020 from 6:30pm-7:15pm. This is an IN-PERSON meeting. Please join us! 🙏

If you're looking for a Maine RD ZOOM meeting, Rockland Recovery Dharma gathers on Zoom on Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm). All are welcome! 🙏 (They have their own FB page, too... Rockland Recovery Dharma.)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/592507685
Meeting ID: 592 507 685

07/19/2020

MEETING UPDATE AND INFO:
The Portland Recovery Dharma group is currently meeting IN-PERSON at the gazebo on the Eastern Prom on Sundays at 12:00pm and Tuesdays at 6:30pm. The PRCC is looking to open with safety precautions in place sometime in the not-to-distant future and updates on that will be posted here.

If you'd prefer a Zoom meeting, all of the RD online meetings are posted on the recoverydharma.org website under the Covid-19 meeting updates and can be found at this link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13sb_3p0pX-WLMnQP9kOszR1WE5LeeeamycD_carKn0g/view =1720303593

If you'd like a close-to-home Zoom meeting, the Rockland Recovery Dharma group group hosts a Wednesday Zoom meeting at 6:00pm and all are welcome to join. Meeting information is posted below.

Rockland Recovery Dharma Zoom Meeting:
Topic: Recovery Dharma Meeting
Time: Wednesdays at 6:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Meeting ID: 592 507 685
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May you be happy.
May you be peaceful.
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01/06/2020

Thursday, February 6, 6-8 p.m.   Join us for our Dharma Talk series on the first Thursday of every month. The evening includes meditation, a talk, discussion, and time for visit

08/19/2019

A brief explanation about our change from Refuge Recovery Portland, Maine to Portland Recovery Dharma at PRCC:

As the result of a law suit between the Refuge Recovery board of directors and its founder Noah Levine, Refuge Recovery (RR) has split into two distinct entities: Refuge Recovery World Services and Recovery Dharma. Each individual RR community has had to decide their own path forward in the midst of these changes and which group they wish to affiliate themselves with. RR Rockland, along with all of the other RR communities now established in Maine (Rockland, Machias and Caribou), has decided to move forward with Recovery Dharma.

What does this mean? Fundamentally, the mission and structure of our local meetings will remain the same. Our name has now changed to Portland Recovery Dharma at PRCC, and our primary text will be the Recovery Dharma book. As always, we will continue to include other books related to Buddhism and recovery in our meetings. Our commitment as a peer-led community using the teachings and practices of Buddhism to heal from the pain of addiction remains unchanged.

For more information, please watch this statement from Noah Levine and Amy Reed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNe2RG4soWE

Or visit the Recovery Dharma website:

https://recoverydharma.org/