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People new to yoga and/or mindfulness practice and those with prior experience are welcome. Practice includes:
The Scottish Wild Geese sangha warmly invite you to join us at a weekend retreat for existing facilitators, and sangha members interested in facilitating or helping facilitate, Friday 7th to Sunday lunchtime 8th September 2013, guided by Murray Corke, COI Dharmachyara. Continue reading
Thanks to Paul for the photos.
Sunday 4th August at 9am – 10.15am
Meeting beside Henderson’s Café by St John’s Church
This silent walking meditation will be led by members of the Edinburgh Sangha of the Community of Interbeing, who follow the practice of Zen Buddhist Master Thich Nhat Hanh.
Before the walk begins there will be a brief introduction to mindful walking as meditation practice. Children are welcome when accompanied by adults.
‘We walk just for walking. We walk with freedom and solidity, no longer in a hurry. Let us enjoy every step we make.’ Thich Nhat Hanh.
As part of my practice I have decided to do a Mindfulness walk in the botanics each weekday lunchtime. I have been doing it for a few weeks already and enjoy it very much and would like to share it with others. I’d like to invite anyone who wants to join me to come along and walk slowly, in mindful silence for twenty minutes. Continue reading
I just add some images from Gustaf to the Wiston 2013 gallery – take a look!
The Sangha will be taking part in the Festival of Spirituality and Peace as it has done in previous years. There will be two main events Continue reading
Lovely reflections on the Heart of Impermanence Retreat by Emily on her blog. I especially like the Charlotte Joko Beck quote. One of my favourites. What happens when you let go of all those thoughts – joy!
Here are some pictures from the Heart of Impermanence Retreat held at Wiston Lodge in April 2013. Photos by Bernadette, Roger and Gustaf. Continue reading
Despite not quite reaching spring as yet, we’re looking ahead to autumn time and a Facilitators Retreat to be held 6 – 8 September 2013 at Kinnoull Monastery, near Perth.
Murray Corke will be coming north to guide and support the weekend offering us the opportunity to deepen our practice for our local sanghas; gaining greater confidence and ease in the role of facilitators.
The retreat is aimed not just at those who currently facilitate, but also to those with an interest in developing their skills and confidence in facilitation in the Sangha context.
Full price £125, limited bursaries £95
If you are interested, please note the date in your diary.
Booking info will be posted on the website in due course.
Edinburgh Wild Geese Sangha 