
How many times have you heard how important, even life changing, learning to meditate can be? But every time you try that crazy ole' monkey mind takes over and you find yourself skipping happily after it? Be kind to yourself. It's a process. One that takes practice. That's why Buddhist Monks take years and years to reach a level where there have been actual documented brain wave changes that occur when they meditate. They didn't get there from a 5 minute relaxation after a yoga class. Or a 2 minute (if that) silent confession time in church. They practiced. Together. Being guided, being silent, chanting....together. Practice. It cannot make us perfect, but it can bring us peace. Let's gather, once a month, and devote a couple hours to learning this ancient gift. I think you may be surprised at how quickly that monkey will move on down the road. Even if it's just for a moment. You will be led through a guided meditation to quiet your spirit. We will then share a silent meditation, remembering there is no right or wrong....and we are practicing. Afterwards, we will have some tea and discuss. Questions are encouraged-- I will do my best to answer them. I'm not an expert. But I have had many years of practice. Let's share this gift together. Meditating within a group is a powerful joy. And you don't even have to shave your head. And don't be shy-- there is always room for one more. All My Yoga Classes have Meditation as an integral part. With more than 5 minutes of relaxation. AND Friday Morning Meditations! We meet every Friday from 10am for easy yoga, guided and silent meditation and 'put your feet up and relax' discussion time. Register Now. All About Classes will resume after the Holidays! See you then... First up? All About Herbs! All Meditation Events include instruction and refreshments and are just $15 Become a Sun or Moon Spirit and Receive Large Discounts for paying monthly! Go to Contact Us for Details Private Meditation Sessions Available-- Contact Linda for details. |
| "Are you the Messiah?" "No", answered Buddha. "Then are you a healer?" "No", Buddha replied. "Then are you a teacher?" the student persisted. "No, I am not a teacher." "Then what are you?" asked the student, exasperated. "I am awake", Buddha replied. |
