A Catch up and Favourite Things

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A Catch up and Favourite Things

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Creating Balance and Equilibrium in Spring

March is the month when the clocks change as they spring forward to mark the beginning of British Su...

Silent Retreat by Mary Pearson

Mary has recently returned from a Silent Retreat in North Wales, in this blog Mary reflects on what ...

The History and Development of Meditation

This blog is an essay on the history and development of meditation from early man to the present day...

February's Member Appreciation - Alexandra Francis of 'Turquoise in Nature'

In February, we celebrate our wonderful register member Alexandra Francis, a meditaton teacher in th...

Reconnecting with the joy of Christmas. By Sarah Presley

Sarah talks about her experience of Christmas and how we can all get over stressed by the event, She...

Becoming a meditation teacher

Prior to becoming a meditation teacher, I was training to be a solicitor, working long hours in a hu...

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