MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE
MINDFULNESS PRACTICE GROUP
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6:30-8:00 PM every Thursday except Thanksgiving
The Mindfulness Practice Group meets in person in real time & space, in the sanctuary on Thursday evenings and in the UU Sisterhood
Room (formerly called the Young Room) on the lower level on Sunday mornings. Masks are optional (if the Church's policy
changes, masks will be provided).
Bob Ertman, Zen Teacher and haiku poet, is offering sessions on Reading and Writing Haiku as a Spiritual
Practice on Zoom on most Sundays, 4:30-5:30. This is
not a series of classes--people may join at any time they feel like writing and/or
listening to others' haiku. You will need to Register to
receive the Zoom link 
☸ 9:00 AM, Sunday, March 24: Guided meditation on the Five Remembrances of Death & Loss
to enable us to face impermanence. This always leads to discussion & makes an excellent pairing with the Death Cafe. ☸ 10:15 AM, Sunday, March 24: Death Cafe XXXV: "Closer To Death" in Middle Hour. The International Death Cafe movement, of which the Mindfulness Practice Group is an authorized host, offers moderated conversation about death. Our spiritual practice in every Death Cafe is Deep Listening to what each person brings, puzzlement, fear, anger, stuckness in rumination, longing, sorrow. We moderate so that everyone is heard. No one may try to convert another to a particular religious or philosophical position. What is said in Death Cafe stays in Death Cafe. In addition to these rules from International Death Cafe HQ in London, we "Speak [only] of death & eat cake." In this case, we will have plenty of professionally baked & decorated cupcakes in a Death Cafe theme. Photo by Gina Davis |
Our Policy Documents: click here Our Roots and Our Covenant Governance Policies Program Policies and Guidelines for Scholarships to Retreats and Other Dharma Events Information on the MPG for New Sangha-friends: click here Directions: click here
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