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| Spring Awakening Party: Celebrating 11 Years of Community | Community Gathering | March 27, 2010 |
| Coming Home to Ourselves | Morning of Practice | April 3, 2010 |
| Still Water Community Retreat | Retreat | April 16-18, 2010 |
* Please hold the date. We'll have more information as the event approaches.
Spring Awakening Party: Celebrating 11 Years of Community Held in Takoma Park Saturday, March 27, 2 - 4:30 pm Register now |
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Coming Home to Ourselves: A Morning of Practice Held at Blueberry Gardens, Ashton, MD Saturday, April 3, 2010, 8:40 am to 12:30 pm |
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Many of us, take little time in our daily lives to come back to ourselves. We are focused on schedules and tasks, and on meeting other people's needs. A day of practice allows us to refresh ourselves and to more deeply experience the flow of life around and through us. You are invited to join us on Saturday, April 3. Our Morning of Practice will take place in the Octagon at Blueberry Gardens in Ashton, Maryland. Our program is below. The suggested donation is $25—$50. Please feel free to contribute less or more according to your circumstances. Blueberry Gardens is about 13 miles from Crossings in Silver Spring and also 13 miles from the Columbia Yoga Center in Columbia. We will faciiltate the formation of car pools to make the drive more enjoyable and to reduce gas consumption. To register, please go to our online registration site. If you have questions, please contact Barbra Esher, our registrar for this event, at shiatsuacupuncture@verizon.net . For directions, go to the Blueberry Gardens website. Coming Home to Ourselves Schedule
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| Spring 2010 Community Retreat Held at Charter Hall Retreat Center |
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The setting at the confluence of the Susquehanna River and the Chesapeake Bay is beautiful. The weekend is infused with a gentle mindfulness, supported by morning and evening meditations, dharma discussions, bells of mindfulness, walking meditation, partially silent meals, and practices that encourage mindfulness in daily life. The community shares responsibility for meals, meditations, a children's program and other activities. Each individual or family will be assigned to a meal team and will contribute to the purchasing and preparation of one meal. There is also time to relax, paddle canoes, play music and enjoy being with each other. Here is a sample schedule from a previous retreat. Cost: The Still Water MPC has established a sliding scale for our retreats so that all may attend:
With your contributions, Still Water MPC is better able to meet its financial obligations, support its teachers, develop new programs, create space for those with limited incomes, and offer no-cost community events. If contributing at even the limited-income level would be a hardship, please let us know and we will endeavor to make other arrangements with you. NOTE: All contributions above $70 per person for those staying in the lodge and $40 per person for those staying in tents are considered voluntary, tax-deductible contributions. Registration Click here to register for this retreat. Questions? Please contact Richard Crenshaw, the retreat registrar: richard@maggiesmusic.com, 443 223-0234. Hope you can make it. |
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