Laughing Heart Sangha Meditation, Dharma talk Group Discussion
Quiet 20 minute guided sitting opens an evening of communal dharma talk and reflective group discussion drawing on Thich Nhat Hanh, Ramana Maharshi, and Gangaji; BIPOC voices are especially welcomed in this sangha.
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Evening sangha gatherings include a 20 minute guided sit, a short dharma talk drawing on Thich Nhat Hanh, Ramana Maharshi and Gangaji, followed by group discussion; BIPOC voices welcomed, no charge.
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Daily silent sits Monday–Friday welcome new and experienced meditators, with cushions and seating provided and a shoe free practice area; drop in anytime during the session, offered on a dana (donation) basis.
Daily silent sits Monday–Friday welcome new and experienced meditators, with cushions and seating provided and a shoe free practice area; drop in anytime during the session, offered on a dana (donation) basis.
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Supportive, healing group meditation designed for psychotherapists, spiritual practitioners, social workers, teachers, and bodyworkers, with gentle breath-centered sits and peer care to foster restorative replenishment and community connection.
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Guided silent sitting interspersed with slow walking meditation, focusing on breath and body awareness in a calm community space; all levels welcome, no experience necessary, free drop in (in person only).
Guided silent sitting interspersed with slow walking meditation, focusing on breath and body awareness in a calm community space; all levels welcome, no experience necessary, free drop in (in person only).