Salmon Sangha
Alignment
We are a sanctuary sangha located in southern Oregon which provides lifetime care for rescued disabled Animals and refuge for Indigenous Wildlife. Our offerings explicitly embody the ethics and values of Nature.
Salmon Sangha offers online satsang and other opportunities for study and practice of nondual teachings that bring us into harmony and alignment with Earth, Plant, and Animal ethics.
We welcome you to join us.
The Story of Our Name
Salmon Sangha takes its name from the inspiration of Coho Salmon who home in the Creek running through our sanctuary. Salmon are born into the wholeness of Nature in these waters. In their second year of life, the young Fish travel downstream hundreds of miles to the Pacific Ocean. After several years, the Salmon return home to spawn in the stream gravel where they were born and where, if they are able to make the final journey home, will die. Salmon are models of enlightenment. They knowingly embrace impermanence with grace and beauty as they face innumerable challenges in life.
We envision the journey of nondual teachings and practices like the lives of Salmon. Humans, too, are born into wholeness, pure awareness, yet we are often pulled by the currents of culture which impose perceptions and ways of living radically divergent from our true selves.
Teacher: Gay Bradshaw
Ongoing Offerings
Coming in 2026
Contemplation is merely the ability to meet Reality in its most simple and direct form.
-Fr. Richard Rohr