Kingston Mindfulness Meditation Group would like to welcome you to an evening of mindful practice, food, drink and sharing of poems, songs and readings
Wed 20th December 2017
7.30pm – 9.30pm
Kingston Quaker Centre
Contributions of mince pies or other sweet
treats, soft drinks, fruit very welcome
We hope to see you there.
With warm seasonal greetings,
KMMG
We will be enjoying a mindful walk, silently for those that wish, on Saturday 18th November.
We will meet at 10am at Kingston Gate and have a leisurely walk to Petersham Gate. For those who would like mindful tea and cake we will continue on to Petersham Nurseries.
The walk takes about 1 hour at a gentle pace giving us time to enjoy the colour of the leaves and maybe a deer or two.
“”Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves.” —John Muir
Come and join us for our free social this Saturday. Enjoy tea, biscuits and a chat with regular members about meditation, mindfulness, or anything you like!
Location: Kingston Quaker Centre, KT1 2PT, large meeting room
Date: Saturday 30th September
Time: 10:00-12:00
Cost: Free!
“Our full attention is the deepest expression of love” – Krishnamurti
We will be enjoying a mindful walk on the 22nd July through Richmond Park starting at 10.30am at Kingston Gate ending up at the Windmill Cafe on Wimbledon Common.
The walk takes about 2.5 hours at a gentle pace. Fingers crossed we will see some deer, but we will definitely see some amazing trees.
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” Albert Einstein
Our next day of Mindfulness is at the St James Parish Hall, Twickenham on 29th October, 2016. It will be led by Catherine McGee, a Gaia House teacher. Full details are here and to book click here.
Our next day of Mindfulness is at the Kingston Quaker Centre on 23rd April, 2016. It will be led by Jaya-Karen Rudgard, a Gaia House teacher. This event is now fully booked. Full details are here and to book click here.
Please join us (or please sponsor us!) for part or all of our 12 hour meditation and fund raising vigil for the Shangri-La Orphanage and Street Children Project, Kathmandu. On Wednesday 10th June 9.30am-9.30pm in the meeting room, St. Michaels Convent, Ham. See here for more details and how to register.
We are looking forward to our day of Mindfulness at the Kingston Quaker Centre on 11th April, 2015. It will be led by Catherine McGee, a Gaia House dharma teacher. See here for more details
We are looking forward to our Yoga and Mindfulness Workshop at the Kingston Quaker Centre on 31st Jan, 2015. It will be led by Alison Armstrong, a Mindfulness and Yoga teacher. See here for more details
Kingston Quaker Centre is delighted to announce the launch of Mindfully Together a weekly evening of Buddhist mindfulness meditation in association with Richmond Mindfulness Meditation Group.
Our meetings are held at Kingston Quaker Centre on Wednesdays from 7:30pm to 9:45pm starting on 5th November, 2014.
We aspire to bring mindfulness, concentration, compassion, and insight to daily living. Our meetings will give us the opportunity to practice guided meditation, walking meditation and silent sitting meditation. We also share readings from a wide range of Buddhist and other spiritual teachers. There is an opportunity for “mindful speaking” in which we communicate with compassionate listening and loving speech. Our meetings finish with tea.
Our meetings are open to all. You do not need to be a Buddhist or a Quaker to attend, nor do you need any previous experience of meditation.
There is no charge for attending our meetings but donations are gratefully accepted towards running costs. Please make contact by email or telephone before attending for the first time.
Kingston Quaker Centre replaces the Meeting House formerly in Eden Street and continues more than three centuries of Quaker presence and service to the community in Kingston. It is a beautiful new building built to high architectural and environmental standards. A quiet and peaceful space intended for silently meeting together. Quakers welcome everyone who shares their ideals of equality, integrity, simplicity and peace and have both Christian and non-Christian members.
Richmond Mindfulness Meditation Group is a friendly and inclusive group, founded in 1997, with both Buddhist and non-Buddhist members. The Group is inspired by and associated with Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh’s Community of Interbeing and with the Insight Meditation tradition of Gaia House.
We are very much looking forward to welcoming you to our Mindfully Together meetings in this inspiring and beautiful space
Kingston Quaker Centre address: Fairfield East, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2PT.
Directions from Kingston train station to Kingston Quaker Centre are here.
If you are coming by bus from Ham/Richmond, take the 65, alight at the stop for Eden Street. From Surbiton/Esher, alight in Eden Street.
Contact details: Martin Birley 07725 040361 martin.birley2@gmail.com or https://kingstonmeditation.org.uk//contact-us/
Note: For the avoidance of doubt, Mindfully Together is neither a therapeutic group nor a stress reduction group. Our meetings have a minimum age limit of 17 and we regret that children cannot be brought to our meetings.
