Meditation in Nature
Location
On Campus
Date & Time
May 3, 2019, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Description
MEDITATION IN NATURE
Join us the first Friday of each month during free hour as we collectively unplug, recharge, meditate, and reflect in the outdoors through Meditation in Nature sessions at the following beautiful campus locations:
March, April, May: Nature Meditation by the Pond (in front of the Albin O. Kuhn Library)
Each session will feature different facilitators and meditation techniques to help you reflect and appreciate the stillness AND abundance found both within and without! Leave with more presence, calm, and clarity that you can bring into your next office or classroom activity/interaction.
Please note: Sessions are weather permitting and will be canceled in the event of rain or extreme temperatures.
Appropriate footwear and clothing appropriate for the season is recommended. Mats will be provided for the summer Meditation in the Park sessions.
All are welcome, faculty, staff, and students! No experience necessary.
Co-sponsored by UMBC Wellness Initiative, Sustainability Matters at UMBC and the Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture.
Join us the first Friday of each month during free hour as we collectively unplug, recharge, meditate, and reflect in the outdoors through Meditation in Nature sessions at the following beautiful campus locations:
March, April, May: Nature Meditation by the Pond (in front of the Albin O. Kuhn Library)
Each session will feature different facilitators and meditation techniques to help you reflect and appreciate the stillness AND abundance found both within and without! Leave with more presence, calm, and clarity that you can bring into your next office or classroom activity/interaction.
Please note: Sessions are weather permitting and will be canceled in the event of rain or extreme temperatures.
Appropriate footwear and clothing appropriate for the season is recommended. Mats will be provided for the summer Meditation in the Park sessions.
All are welcome, faculty, staff, and students! No experience necessary.
Co-sponsored by UMBC Wellness Initiative, Sustainability Matters at UMBC and the Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture.
