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Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Inspired Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Inspired Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Inspired Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Inspired Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Inspired Ashram Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Inspired Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Inspired Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Inspired Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
While the ashram is currently in formation as a nonprofit religious organization, retreats and gatherings at this time are hosted through Just Love LLC, the land-based retreat stewarding organization and are not tax deductible.
Ram Dass Evenings - A Just Love Forest Ashram Satsang Gathering
Be Here Friday
Satsang with the Teachings of Ram Dass
A Just Love Forest Ashram Event • Donation-Based Meditation Overnight
Friday Arrival at 4:30 PM
Be Here Fridays are an invitation to slow down and arrive.
As the week releases its grip, we gather in the forest to sit together as satsang (spiritual community) in shared presence, discussion, prayer, song and quiet companionship. These evenings are not about doing more, but about remembering what it feels like to simply be here now together.
Just Love Forest Ashram gatherings are open to all compassionate people and spiritual paths. Our roots are in the lineage of Neem Karoli Baba and the Bhakti Yoga tradition, the yoga of love and devotion. You don’t need any familiarity with these traditions to attend. An open heart and gentle curiosity are enough.
This gathering is entirely donation-based. Please offer what you can to help care for the land, share food, and sustain the space. Everyone is welcome.
The evening includes:
• Guided meditation, accessible to beginners and experienced practitioners alike
• Guided satsang discussions and readings to share our perspectives
• Pooja and Aarti, a simple ceremonial offering honoring the elements and directions through light, song, and prayer
This is a multi-faith, inclusive space. If you feel called, you’re welcome to bring a compassionate sacred object from your own tradition: spiritualist, Hindu, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, earth-based, or otherwise to place on the altar and receive blessings.
If meditation or ceremony feels unfamiliar or intimidating, please know that nothing is required of you. You’re welcome to sit, observe, breathe, and let yourself be held by the space. Respectful curiosity is more than enough.
We’ll share a nourishing Indian-themed dinner together before meditation.
You’re welcome to join us for the evening and depart around 8:00 PM, or stay overnight in one of our canvas bell tents. Both options are donation-based.
Saturday morning unfolds gently with:
• Meditation from 7:00–8:00 AM
• Pooja and Aarti from 8:00–8:30 AM
• Breakfast afterward
Join us in the forest.
Breathe. Sit. Pray. Listen.
Be here, together.
Everything for this gathering is donation-based. We’re grateful for your support in caring for this land and community.
Bala and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
meditation: FRIDAY NIGHT gathering & SATURDAY MORNING SUNRISE MEDITATION
Be part of a time for sacred sharing, reconnection and meditation.
This is a secularly spiritual gathering centered around the sacredness of life and nature. Everyone of all experience levels, from all traditions, paths and journeys is radically and warmly welcomed.
Come learn to meditate in the surrounds of nature. Friday evening, we will share our experiences of spiritual awakening, what it is and why it’s happening more commonly. Come hear others’ thoughts and experiences while sharing your own about how mindfulness is one tool helping to rebalance the planet. Arrival by 7pm for introductions and food, interactive talk at 8pm followed by a guided meditation.
Overnight will be offered by voluntary donation in our bell tents or self camping. We will arise at 6am on Saturday morning, arriving before a silent walk for a 7am sunrise meditation atop Bhakti mountain .
This group is by interview and invitation to answer any questions and to best understand your needs and experience with meditation. If you’d like to join, then please set up a 30 min call with Bala using the link below.
Everything is donation-based but you must set up a call in advance to learn more & attend.
Bala, Helen and Mitch are all certified Mindfulness Meditation Teachers, graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, they completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
MEDITATION: FRIDAY NIGHT gathering & SATURDAY MORNING SUNRISE MEDITATION
Join our Earth Sangha to share and learn meditation in an open and accepting environment.
MEDITATION: FRIDAY NIGHT GATHERING & SATURDAY MORNING SUNRISE MEDITATION
Be part of a time for sacred sharing, reconnection and meditation.
This is a secularly spiritual gathering centered around the sacredness of life and nature. Everyone of all experience levels, from all traditions, paths and journeys is radically and warmly welcomed.
Come learn to meditate in the surrounds of nature. Friday evening, Bala will lead a short talk about the experience of spiritual awakening, what it is and why it’s happening more commonly. Come hear others’ thoughts and experiences while sharing your own about how mindfulness is helping to rebalance the planet. Arrival by 7pm for introductions and food, interactive talk at 8pm followed by meditation and kirtan.
Overnight will be offered by voluntary donation in our bell tents or self camping. We will arise at 6am on Saturday morning, arriving before a silent walk for a 7am sunrise meditation atop Bhakti mountain .
This group is by interview and invitation. If you’d like to join, then please set up a 30 min call with Bala.
Everything is donation-based but you must set up a call in advance to learn more & attend.
Bala is a certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Graduating from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, he completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.
MEDITATION: Friday night gathering & Saturday sunrise meditation
Be part of a time for sacred sharing, reconnection and meditation.
This is a secularly spiritual gathering centered around the sacredness of life and nature. Everyone of all experience levels, from all traditions, paths and journeys is radically and warmly welcomed.
Come learn to meditate in the surrounds of nature. Friday evening, Bala will lead a short talk about the experience of spiritual awakening, what it is and why it’s happening more commonly. Come hear others’ thoughts and experiences while sharing your own about how mindfulness is helping to rebalance the planet. Arrival by 7pm for introductions and food, interactive talk at 8pm followed by meditation and kirtan.
Overnight will be offered by voluntary donation in our bell tents or self camping. We will arise at 6am on Saturday morning, arriving before a silent walk for a 7am sunrise meditation atop Bhakti mountain .
This group is by interview and invitation. If you’d like to join, then please set up a 30 min call with Bala.
Everything is donation-based but you must set up a call in advance to learn more & attend.
Bala is a certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Graduating from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach's 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certificate Program through the Awareness Training Institute and the University of Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. As part of this 2-year program, he completed a 6-month DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity, and Accountability) training.