san·gha
/ˈsäNG(ɡ)ə/
noun
1. Community of meditation practitioners
/ˈsäNG(ɡ)ə/
noun
1. Community of meditation practitioners
Our half-hour includes greetings, a short talk,
and a 20-minute mindfulness/compassion meditation
Wednesdays 7:15am
Fridays at Noon
Eastern Time
This long-running, live, weekly drop-in was designed to make it easier for beginners to learn to meditate and for experienced people to maintain a regular practice in community. Now, coming together in practice communities has never been more important.
Sign up for the Zoom link and with a click at the appointed time, you can join from any quiet place, greet your fellow practitioners, and settle in for a guided "sit." Whether or not you were able to sign on in a given week, you'll receive a recording of the week's meditation.
This offering is supported through voluntary donations. Suggested: $20-40/month.
Sign up for the Zoom link and with a click at the appointed time, you can join from any quiet place, greet your fellow practitioners, and settle in for a guided "sit." Whether or not you were able to sign on in a given week, you'll receive a recording of the week's meditation.
This offering is supported through voluntary donations. Suggested: $20-40/month.
Sign Up for Link and Instructions
What to Expect
Sign on with or without your web camera on. I give everyone the option to check in by sharing their name, location, and what feels present in the body-heart-mind. Then I explain the method of meditation for the day, guide a 20-minute meditation, and invite questions and comments before a check-out.
Whether you are sleepy, anxious, settled, challenged...I encourage you to show up. Whatever our condition, when we bring mindfulness to it, we expand our tolerance for a broader bandwidth of experience...and better feel what it is to be human.
Indeed, practice results in deeper self-knowledge, a greater sense of connection to others, enhanced ability to self-regulate, and less mental suffering.
May this offering be of benefit!
Whether you are sleepy, anxious, settled, challenged...I encourage you to show up. Whatever our condition, when we bring mindfulness to it, we expand our tolerance for a broader bandwidth of experience...and better feel what it is to be human.
Indeed, practice results in deeper self-knowledge, a greater sense of connection to others, enhanced ability to self-regulate, and less mental suffering.
May this offering be of benefit!