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Easing Awake Welcomes John Travis

5/4/2023

 
Easing Awake

for 02 May 2023 Sangha
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This Tuesday
 Our Sangha Teacher Will Be
John Travis
     
       John Travis is a Spirit Rock Teacher Emeritus, and the founder of Mountain Stream Meditation Center in Nevada City, CA. John has practiced Insight Meditation for over 40 years and completed a four-year senior teacher training with Jack Kornfield in 1993. He lived and studied in Asia for a decade under several great meditation masters, including S. N. Goenka, and Anagarika Munindra. He took a period of monastic ordination in the Theravada tradition under Thangpulu Sayadaw, as well as a brief novice ordination under Kalu Rinpoche.

       John's teaching style focuses on a non-dual approach emphasizing body, heartfulness, and the nature of awareness itself. In addition to his meditation training, John has taught Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), facilitated men's groups, and led co-holotrophic breath workshops. He is a father and a poet; a pastoral counselor and hypnotherapist, and has completed two years training in the Hakomi-method of body-centered psychotherapy.
 
More information is available at:
https://www.mtstream.org/ 

 
Please Join Us
Wherever You Are In This World!
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Easing Awake Sangha Member 
Prashant Billore
hosts a monthly meditation
group in addition to our weekly
Tuesday Sangha Meetings. 
  • This group meets on the first Friday of each month from 4:30 PM to 6 PM Pacific Time. The next meeting is 05 May 2023 The group is open to joining late and leaving early as required. 
  • We invite each participant to share their thoughts on their practice and life in a stream of consciousness fashion. 
    • No formal structure is required. People often talk about their work, health, relationships, and whatever else is most on their mind. 
    • In many cases, they would talk about benefits and/or challenges related to their meditation practice as well as new insights or resources.
  • The rest of the group silently acknowledges. They may offer support and validation and may share related personal experiences of their own. 
    • Advising, preaching and patronizing often leads to shutting people down and we keep ourselves aware to avoid that. 
    • Some people may look for specific advice or would like to use the group as a sounding board. 
  • Sharing is not compulsory and one can opt out of it. 
  • The resulting experience of the listener as well as the person sharing is one of relief and finding love and support.  
                           ---Prashant Billore
                  
         For more information or to join this group,
                     please email Prashant at [email protected]
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Will Lister,
Easing Awake Member and recent
graduate of a meditation teachers 
course, is inviting you to his
Thursday evening Zoom Sangha.
The time: 6:30-8:00. 


         After opening with refuges there is a 45 minute meditation (lightly guided) followed by a talk. After the talk and discussion there is a brief check in, (what’s on your mind?). This offering is free.


Please email: [email protected] 
for the Zoom Link
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The national flowers above remind us of the locations of much suffering in this world
where sending metta can help.
Sunflowers for Ukraine
Jasmine for Pakistan
Tulips for Turkey
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May is Here With These Speakers!
02 May           John Travis
09 May            Doug Kraft
16 May            Will Lister
23 May            Win Ark
30 May            Paul Shippee
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Tuesday Evening Sanghameets at 6:30 pm
Pacific time 
on Zoom

Find the direct link here:
easingawake.org

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