
Group Meditation
Quiet group meditation at Kalyāṇa-Mitta Meditation Center on Arlington Street; participants are asked to email mittameditation@gmail.com with days and times they plan to attend to coordinate evening sits.
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Quiet morning silent sits focusing on breath awareness and posture in a shoe free practice room; cushions and seating provided for new and experienced meditators, drop in dana based donations appreciated.

Quiet morning silent sits focusing on breath awareness and posture in a shoe free practice room; cushions and seating provided for new and experienced meditators, drop in dana based donations appreciated.
Quiet morning silent sits focusing on breath awareness and posture in a shoe free practice room; cushions and seating provided for new and experienced meditators, drop in dana based donations appreciated.

Gentle guided silent sitting with intermittent walking practice, paced for beginners and experienced meditators; sessions focus on breath-based shamatha awareness and communal stillness. In-person drop-in, free and open to all.

Gentle guided silent sitting with intermittent walking practice, paced for beginners and experienced meditators; sessions focus on breath-based shamatha awareness and communal stillness. In-person drop-in, free and open to all.
Gentle guided silent sitting with intermittent walking practice, paced for beginners and experienced meditators; sessions focus on breath-based shamatha awareness and communal stillness. In-person drop-in, free and open to all.

Thirty minute guided meditation leads into a relaxed break followed by communal reading and discussion of a Buddhist text; accessible instruction for all levels, no experience required, free drop-in community practice.

Thirty minute guided meditation leads into a relaxed break followed by communal reading and discussion of a Buddhist text; accessible instruction for all levels, no experience required, free drop-in community practice.
Thirty minute guided meditation leads into a relaxed break followed by communal reading and discussion of a Buddhist text; accessible instruction for all levels, no experience required, free drop-in community practice.