SingingStones Sangha: Community of Mindful Living: Events.Retreats.Meetings

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Events Larry & Peggy Rowe-Ward

Opening Dharma Doors Part 1-2

This link gives a segment from Larry's address in VietNam in 2008 to the Vesak United Nations Conference and gives a hint of Larry's passion and commitment and the many applications of mindfulness practice

Welcome To Singing Stones Sangha

Wake Up! today is a new day! Listen! Dream! Vision!

All is Possible! Breathe You are alive!

Welcome to this circle of Mindful Practice

Singing Stones Sangha has been meeting periodically in an intimate home setting, spending time in silent setting meditation, followed by a Dharma talk, the practice of mindful listening and mindful speech or an interactive art meditation.

However in these challenging days of a pandemic we are seeking to find creative alternatives in order to practice social distancing and be responsible for the preservation of physical health and life.
We share a mindfulness network with our sister Sangha, Prairie Wind and The Silence Foundation in Oklahoma City for workshops and teaching events. We also connect and support Tulsa Wakeup Mindfulnes led by Jon Hart. They too are seeking creative ways to nourish and protect Sangha.

Rev. Anne Clement hosts Singing Stones Sangha and was ordained in The Order Of Inner Being in August of 2009.

As a community of mindful living, we seek to support one another in mindful practice and service of peace and compassion for the benefit of all beings.

Whatever your spiritual path or tradition, you will find your practice enhanced and strengthened by the teachings of mindfulness practice.
If you feel an inner direction to learn more about mindfulness practice in this tradition you may contact us at 918-227-4716 or e-mail Anne at singingstones7@gmail.com

Namaste

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Events.Retreats.Meetings

Opening Dharma Doors Part 1-2

This link gives a segment from Larry's address in VietNam in 2008 to the Vesak United Nations Conference and gives a hint of Larry's passion and commitment and the many applications of mindfulness practice

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