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Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Walking Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to walking meditation.
You are invited to practice walking meditation with us. If you see us on a smart phone, you might want to put 1 earplug in to hear us walk, while you walk. Keep your attention on your own feet, but know that we are walking together.
It is possible to walk in freedom and solidity, and to arrive in the present moment in every step. Wherever we walk, we can practice meditation.
Walking in meditation means to walk in such a way that we know we are walking. We walk leisurely, enjoying every step. We become aware of the contact of our feet with the ground, and the flow of our breathing. We set ourselves free from our thinking—our regrets about the past, our fears and anxieties about the future, or our preoccupations in the present. We become 100% present with every step.
We become aware of the contact between our feet and the ground. And we begin harmonise our steps with our breathing. We may take two or three steps as we breathe in, and then three or four steps as we breathe out. It will depend on your lungs and the natural rhythm of your steps.
As we continue walking, synchronising our breathing and our steps, we become aware of our whole body walking. We can relax any tension in our shoulders or arms, and feel what a miracle it is to be walking on Earth. We can open our ears to the sounds around us, and lift up our eyes to enjoy the trees, or the horizon, or the people around us. Aware of our five senses, we know we have arrived in the present moment. Every step can be nourishing and every step can be healing.
Total Relaxation in English, at Plum Village France
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The relaxation practice is designed not only for those interested in mindfulness or Buddhism, but for anyone who needs to relieve stress. Working with the body’s innate capacity to heal itself, these exercises will bring the listener/reader to experience ever deeper levels of relaxation that can activate the body’s natural healing abilities. The book will leave the reader with a deep sense of well-being.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Walking Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to walking meditation.
You are invited to practice walking meditation with us. If you see us on a smart phone, you might want to put 1 earplug in to hear us walk, while you walk. Keep your attention on your own feet, but know that we are walking together.
It is possible to walk in freedom and solidity, and to arrive in the present moment in every step. Wherever we walk, we can practice meditation.
Walking in meditation means to walk in such a way that we know we are walking. We walk leisurely, enjoying every step. We become aware of the contact of our feet with the ground, and the flow of our breathing. We set ourselves free from our thinking—our regrets about the past, our fears and anxieties about the future, or our preoccupations in the present. We become 100% present with every step.
We become aware of the contact between our feet and the ground. And we begin harmonise our steps with our breathing. We may take two or three steps as we breathe in, and then three or four steps as we breathe out. It will depend on your lungs and the natural rhythm of your steps.
As we continue walking, synchronising our breathing and our steps, we become aware of our whole body walking. We can relax any tension in our shoulders or arms, and feel what a miracle it is to be walking on Earth. We can open our ears to the sounds around us, and lift up our eyes to enjoy the trees, or the horizon, or the people around us. Aware of our five senses, we know we have arrived in the present moment. Every step can be nourishing and every step can be healing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Walking Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to walking meditation.
You are invited to practice walking meditation with us. If you see us on a smart phone, you might want to put 1 earplug in to hear us walk, while you walk. Keep your attention on your own feet, but know that we are walking together.
It is possible to walk in freedom and solidity, and to arrive in the present moment in every step. Wherever we walk, we can practice meditation.
Walking in meditation means to walk in such a way that we know we are walking. We walk leisurely, enjoying every step. We become aware of the contact of our feet with the ground, and the flow of our breathing. We set ourselves free from our thinking—our regrets about the past, our fears and anxieties about the future, or our preoccupations in the present. We become 100% present with every step.
We become aware of the contact between our feet and the ground. And we begin harmonise our steps with our breathing. We may take two or three steps as we breathe in, and then three or four steps as we breathe out. It will depend on your lungs and the natural rhythm of your steps.
As we continue walking, synchronising our breathing and our steps, we become aware of our whole body walking. We can relax any tension in our shoulders or arms, and feel what a miracle it is to be walking on Earth. We can open our ears to the sounds around us, and lift up our eyes to enjoy the trees, or the horizon, or the people around us. Aware of our five senses, we know we have arrived in the present moment. Every step can be nourishing and every step can be healing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Walking Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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If the livestream doesn’t work, please whitelist our website on your ad-blocker or go here. You can also watch all the past live streams.
Click here for a video introduction to walking meditation.
You are invited to practice walking meditation with us. If you see us on a smart phone, you might want to put 1 earplug in to hear us walk, while you walk. Keep your attention on your own feet, but know that we are walking together.
It is possible to walk in freedom and solidity, and to arrive in the present moment in every step. Wherever we walk, we can practice meditation.
Walking in meditation means to walk in such a way that we know we are walking. We walk leisurely, enjoying every step. We become aware of the contact of our feet with the ground, and the flow of our breathing. We set ourselves free from our thinking—our regrets about the past, our fears and anxieties about the future, or our preoccupations in the present. We become 100% present with every step.
We become aware of the contact between our feet and the ground. And we begin harmonise our steps with our breathing. We may take two or three steps as we breathe in, and then three or four steps as we breathe out. It will depend on your lungs and the natural rhythm of your steps.
As we continue walking, synchronising our breathing and our steps, we become aware of our whole body walking. We can relax any tension in our shoulders or arms, and feel what a miracle it is to be walking on Earth. We can open our ears to the sounds around us, and lift up our eyes to enjoy the trees, or the horizon, or the people around us. Aware of our five senses, we know we have arrived in the present moment. Every step can be nourishing and every step can be healing.
Question & Answers in French, at Plum Village France
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Questions & Answers in English, Vietnamese, at Plum Village Thailand
Please visit the facebook page of Plum Village Thailand to view this livestream.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Dharma Talk by Sr. Đào Nghiêm in French, at Plum Village France
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Dharma Talk by Br Phap Hai in English, at Stream Entering Monastery
Each week we explore a different relevant aspect of the Buddha’s teachings.
You can join this Dharma Talk on Zoom.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Walking Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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If the livestream doesn’t work, please whitelist our website on your ad-blocker or go here. You can also watch all the past live streams.
Click here for a video introduction to walking meditation.
You are invited to practice walking meditation with us. If you see us on a smart phone, you might want to put 1 earplug in to hear us walk, while you walk. Keep your attention on your own feet, but know that we are walking together.
It is possible to walk in freedom and solidity, and to arrive in the present moment in every step. Wherever we walk, we can practice meditation.
Walking in meditation means to walk in such a way that we know we are walking. We walk leisurely, enjoying every step. We become aware of the contact of our feet with the ground, and the flow of our breathing. We set ourselves free from our thinking—our regrets about the past, our fears and anxieties about the future, or our preoccupations in the present. We become 100% present with every step.
We become aware of the contact between our feet and the ground. And we begin harmonise our steps with our breathing. We may take two or three steps as we breathe in, and then three or four steps as we breathe out. It will depend on your lungs and the natural rhythm of your steps.
As we continue walking, synchronising our breathing and our steps, we become aware of our whole body walking. We can relax any tension in our shoulders or arms, and feel what a miracle it is to be walking on Earth. We can open our ears to the sounds around us, and lift up our eyes to enjoy the trees, or the horizon, or the people around us. Aware of our five senses, we know we have arrived in the present moment. Every step can be nourishing and every step can be healing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
We are not yet ready for the Sitting Meditation, please refresh this page 10 minutes before the event starts.
If the livestream doesn’t work, please whitelist our website on your ad-blocker or go here. You can also watch all the past live streams.
Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
We are not yet ready for the Sitting Meditation, please refresh this page 10 minutes before the event starts.
If the livestream doesn’t work, please whitelist our website on your ad-blocker or go here. You can also watch all the past live streams.
Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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If the livestream doesn’t work, please whitelist our website on your ad-blocker or go here. You can also watch all the past live streams.
Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
We are not yet ready for the Sitting Meditation, please refresh this page 10 minutes before the event starts.
If the livestream doesn’t work, please whitelist our website on your ad-blocker or go here. You can also watch all the past live streams.
Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Question & Answers in French, at Plum Village France
Sitting Meditation in English, at Plum Village France
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If the livestream doesn’t work, please whitelist our website on your ad-blocker or go here. You can also watch all the past live streams.
Click here for a video introduction to sitting meditation.
There’s an art to sitting in such a way that we can feel relaxed, at peace and at ease. In the Plum Village Tradition, we sit just to enjoy sitting. There is nowhere to go and nothing to do. We can just enjoy sitting there, following our breathing, enjoying being alive. Our daily life is so busy, and we need time to stop, sit down, and restore ourselves and the quality of our presence.
Sitting meditation is not hard labour. We don’t need to struggle or strive as we sit. We allow ourselves to be completely at ease.
It’s important to find a comfortable position, so our body can relax completely. You could be seated on a cushion or on a chair; cross-legged in the lotus or half-lotus, or kneeling. We can adjust our posture so the back upright yet relaxed, our two knees touching the ground, and our hands placed gently in our lap. We allow the muscles in our face to relax, release any tension around the jaw and mouth, and gently relax our shoulders. If our legs or feet fall asleep or begin to hurt while sitting, we gently adjust our position while following our breathing.
Dharma Talk in English, at Plum Village Thailand
Please visit the facebook page of Plum Village Thailand to view this livestream.
Dharma Talk in Vietnamese, at Plum Village Thailand
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Dharma Talk by Sr. Chân Đức in English, at Plum Village France
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Dharma Talk in English, at Plum Village Thailand
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Dharma Talk in Vietnamese, at Plum Village Thailand
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Dharma Talk by Br. Pháp Ứng in English, at Plum Village France
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Dharma Talk in English, at Plum Village Thailand
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Questions & Answers in Vietnamese, at Plum Village Thailand
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Dharma Talk by Sr. Từ Nghiêm in English, at Plum Village France
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Dear Sangha, these are brilliant coloured streams of light shining out around the world. Bringing peace, joy and watering seeds on our path of practice.
– a smile and bow in gratitude
I’m grateful I could actually hear your footsteps on the grit. The sound helped me to keep returning to the present moment and feel connected with you.
Thank you for the online events. I feel connected. I loved the extra guidance during the walking meditation. And I don’t mind the little problems _()_
I joined the walking meditation today and it was wonderful, I loved walking virtually across the hamlet and listening to the birds and looking to the trees. Please continue doing this, it is a great help for us we are confined at home. The pace and the instructions were very good too. Thanks a lot!!!!
Dear Sangha, thank you for this wonderful walking meditation today! It is a wonderful break during the day while working at home. I love the guidance given in-between as it helps refocusing on connecting with your body and the earth you are walking on, stopping, being aware of the moment and then resuming walking. Thank you for bringing peace and joy from Plum Village right into my home :-)
Dear Sisters and Brothers, Dear Sangha
Thank you for the wonderful walking meditation. I enjoyed so much while walking in the woods here near Zurich I could hear the birds in Plum Village and the birds here, there were also the church bells. It was so incredible to listen bells from different parts of the world together and knowing to be walking mindfully all around the world.
Thank you for organizing activities. Please keep on shining the Light of mindfulness.
With loving kindness
My dear friends,
Thank you for this evenings meditation. I enjoyed the live stream very much, it was just what I needed during these interesting times.
Kind regards,
Rob
Heartfelt gratitude for your kindness, compassion and generosity for just simply being there for us all during these unusual times. I send metta to you all and to all sentient beings everywhere. May everyone continue to abide in good health, joy, contentment, harmony and peace of mind. Love you all…BuddhaBless.
please……I liked very much la meditation at 20.00h all the days.
Now you don t have it ?
please put it !
We’ve just added more upcoming sitting meditations. Have a look!
It is now so important for many people to connect with the present moment. these morning and evening online meditations have been so helpful. if there is any way that they can continue that would be amazing. the dharma is very much needs to be transmitted to those who have no source currently.