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These weekly Zoom group meditations are free and open to the public. To attend, simply click on the following link at the meeting time. We suggest you show up a few minutes early as we will begin on time: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87599122227
At our meetings we practice using nonviolent communication. To help you with this, please download this two page PDF, print it out, read it, and bring it to our group meditations. For a more in-depth understanding of nonviolent communication, read or listen to the audio book of Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life by Marshall Rosenberg.
Our time together generally includes the following:
A thirty-minute guided meditation.
A talk, a reading/discussion, a mindfulness activity, or a combination of these things. Please bring a journal and pen or pencil to use for activities requiring writing and journaling.
Announcements of upcoming events and items relevant to our community.
New to Zoom?
For those of you who are new to Zoom, read these helpful tips.
Tips for Enjoying the Virtual Group Meditation
Do what you can to create a peaceful, calm environment where you will not be distracted or disturbed. We will be doing a guided meditation, so you will want to create a safe, quiet, calm environment that will help you remain focused.
Watch in a secluded room, or with others who are joining you for the meditation. Politely ask others in your household to not disturb you while attending the group meditation.
If you are watching this on a computer, put your computer in "do not disturb" mode.
Turn off or silence your phones.
Set aside all papers, magazines, books, mail, and other things that will distract you.
Find a chair or cushion where you can sit comfortably still during the 30 minute meditation.
Adjust the volume to where you can hear clearly. You may want to use earbuds if there is background noise where you are.
Feel free to close your eyes during the meditation and the talk and listen with an open heart and open mind. Try to feel and understand the reality to which the words point.
Your feedback about how it went for you is important and will be taken into consideration. Please feel free to give us your feedback using our Feedback Form.
Thank you and be well!