A Catch up and Favourite Things

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A Catch up and Favourite Things

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The best meditation practice?

In this blog Marys follows on from the last blog by Helen, continuing the discussion on the best med...

November Member Appreciation - Emma Cruickshank

This month, we celebrate our wonderful register member Emma Cruickshank a meditation teacher based i...

June's Member Appreciation - Sophie Lacey of 'Linden Tree Meditation'

In June, we celebrate our fantastic register member Sophie Lacey. Sophie is based in Chinnor, Oxford...

The Power of Meditation in Difficult Times.

In this blog talks about Meditation can help when events which we have no control over become very s...

Can Children Meditate? And what is the best way to introduce children to Meditation? By Catherine Thomlinson

Catherine has a wealth of experience teaching children to meditate. She shares some of this experien...

Meditation, Science and direct experience of meditation.

I have recently signed up to Gaia https://www.gaia.com. Gaia offers a large resource of videos lo...

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