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Second Sunday circle series - Sitting in circle in turbulent times
A mindfulness and council circle session on the second Sunday of each month. This Spring's theme is 'Sitting in circle in turbulent times'.
When and where
Date and time
Sun, 9 Oct 2022 17:00 - Sun, 16 Apr 2023 18:30 IST
Location
Common Ground Church Terrace Bray Ireland
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About this event
Second Sunday Circle – mindfulness and council circle practice
On Sundays February 12th, March 12th and April 16th* (this is the 3rd Sunday because of Easter)
Common Ground loft room, 5 – 6.30pm
Cost: €10/€5 conc
Facilitator: Niamh Barrett
Sitting in circle in turbulent times
This series of mindfulness and circle sessions will invite our experiences and stories of the uncertainty and upheaval in our world and on our planet at this present time.
This 1.5 hour session will begin with a short (20 min) mindfulness practice of bodyscan, gentle movement or sitting meditation guided by facilitator Niamh Barrett, before moving into council circle practice.
Council circle practice has developed and flourished in many traditions over countless generations. In our time it's continuing as a way of nourishing ourselves and others by gathering in community to bear witness and to listen and speak from the heart.
Niamh Barrett is a mindfulness facilitator who is affiliated with the Mindfulness Teachers’ Association of Ireland. https://mtai.ie/teachers/niamh-barrett/
She is a student of the Way of Council (circle facilitation) as a core mindfulness practice and works to bring it more deeply into her life by regularly attending council circles, training workshops and retreats and by offering circles in her local community of Bray and online.
Please feel welcome to get in touch with Niamh with any questions at 086 2857212 or hello@showingup.ie
Image: Mikko Ijas
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About the organiser
showing up offers mindfulness meditation and social engagement programmes to connect people and to facilitate compassionate action. 2019's theme was Housing and Home. From early 2020 we've focused on bearing witness to the far-reaching personal, community and global impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.