Monday Meditation, 7-8pm at Goose Green Clinic SE22

By jevans238
August 29, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 29, 2018

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Posted August 29, 2018

Monday Meditation classes at the Goose Green Clinic with Jonathan Clark from 7pm to 8pm every Monday evening. (Details attached). Suitable for all levels of experience from beginner to experienced meditator.

The classes are based on Buddhist meditation so will include Mindfulness and other forms of Buddhist Meditation such as Metta Bhavana (Loving Kindness). Ideal for anyone who wants to explore Buddhist meditation or has undertaken a Mindfulness (MBSR) Course and wishes to continue/refresh their meditation practice with guided meditations and added imput.

Jonathan Clark (Suddhaka) has been practising Buddhist meditation since 1992, working with teachers from the Indian and Tibetan traditions. He was ordained into the Triratna (Western Buddhist Order) in 2001 and has been teaching meditation at Buddhist Centres in London and India since 1998. He is currently managing the Brixton Buddhist Centre. He has also been running Mindfulness Courses in London since 2010.

The cost is drop-in: ?12 per session or you can book ongoing blocks of 4 classes at ?42

For more info: Janet at [email protected]

www.yogajanam.com

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