Learning to Live Fully: Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation

Mindfulness practices to support ease and skillfulness in meeting the challenges of daily life.

“Between the stimulus and response, there is a space. And in that space lies our freedom and power to choose our responses.” Victor Frankl

This monthly program will be sharing ways to meet the challenges of daily life by staying connected to our choices without reacting to people and situations. This is an opportunity to discover well-being within your body and mind regardless of your situation.

http://www.imcw.org/

Where: Creativity Center, 3137 Eastern Ave. Baltimore MD 21224

When: 2nd Thursday of every month | 6:30-7:30 PM

​Age Range: Adults of all experience levels

Cost: $10 Suggested Donation

Materials: None

Facilitator Bios:

Silvia has been practicing Insight Meditation since 2004. She graduated from the Year of Living Mindfully program in 2009 and in 2013 from the Meditation Teacher Training Institute (MTTI). She also received a .b mindfulness in schools teacher certification and is a graduate of the Advanced Practitioners Program at Spirit Rock Meditation Center.

She is a teacher with Insight Meditation Community of Washington and serves as mentor for the Power of Awareness course with Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield

Ayesha uses various mindfulness practices which encourage connection to the body, as well as awareness of the mind.s activity. Thought these practices she supports students to move past the internal and external barriers that separate them from their lineage of competence, beauty and spiritual power. She is a co-founder of the Heart Refuge Mindfulness Community for People of Color. She has been engaged in mindfulness practice and work for over twenty years. She is an Affiliate Teacher at the Insight Community of Washington DC and facilitate the Heartwidth Sangha, an all-inclusive community. She is also the guiding teacher for IMCW’s BIPOC Sangha and part of the teaching team for IMCW’s Queer Sangha.