Lunchtime Meditation
Thursdays, 1-2pm
IN-PERSON & ONLINE
Thu May 8, 1-2pm
ONLINE
Join us during your lunch break to pause, center, and refresh. Restore to a happier and more peaceful mind!
Meditation is a powerful tool for healing and reducing stress. During our lunchtime session, participants will be guided through establishing an optimal posture for the body and mind using traditional meditation techniques. Relaxation and focus will help generate a positive outlook for the rest of the day.
You may leave at any time.
Important Note
This is an in-person and online event. For online, the events will be administered using Zoom*.
After registering, the system automatically sends a confirmation and/or a receipt email that contains the Zoom meeting link and/or other instructions. If you don’t immediately receive the system email(s) or you have any other questions, please contact us at registration@shantidevanyc.org.
*Zoom is an interactive video-conferencing tool that allows participants to see one another and ask questions. You will need a computer, a tablet or a smartphone with the Zoom application to attend. If you are using Zoom for the first time, please login earlier to allow any necessary installations on your device.
Registration / Schedule
Suggested: $10
Other offering options: free to $15
The suggested amount helps support teacher offerings and expenses, direct costs and rent. Shantideva member benefits will apply automatically if you have a membership in MindBody.
Time zone: US Eastern Daylight Time (GMT/UTC-4)
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About the Facilitators
Space and Movement have always been a driving interest to Georges and has lead him to the study of dance, architecture and photography. Twenty years ago, unsurprisingly, it led to the study of Yoga. Georges is forever grateful to Vivekan of Bodhisattva Yoga for reopening the door to Dharma, to Prema Yoga’s Amanda Harding and her team where Georges completed his RYT200, as well as the Shantideva Center for providing the training to become a Meditation Leader.
Patricia Crain met the Dharma at a retreat led by Jack Kornfield in 2008. Since 2015, she has studied with many teachers at Shantideva Center, has gone on retreats with this community, as well as at the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies and on a pilgrimage and retreat in Nepal. As a professor of English for 25 years at Princeton University, the University of Minnesota and New York University, she aspired to help students use their liberal arts courses to connect with and express their own deepest authentic selves. Meditation 101 offers methods for closely noticing the activity of one’s own mind, for the sake of both personal healing and a compassionate recognition of the struggles shared with others.
