Time In Archive
We live in a fast-paced culture which prioritizes competition, striving, and achievement. With these values we lose touch with our bodies, our hearts, ourselves, and as a result what truly matters. When we are aware, we can more wisely choose actions that connect us to ourselves and others.
In our time-in together, we slow down from our busy lives.
We take time –in to allow our body and breath to settle and calm through mindful awareness and meditation. We turn our focus inward so that we can orient toward our own well- being. Guided and other supportive practices including guided meditations, experiential investigation, group, and personal sharing are also offered.
Each month we will explore a different topic and quality that can help us to nurture our hearts and live with more vitality and presence and compassion. All done with a light touch and a playful tone!
We meet on the 3rd Sunday of the month, from 1:30 to 3:30 PM, ET (all on Zoom).
You don’t have to be a meditation practitioner. We welcome all levels of experience. The only expertise we require is an open mind and a desire to experience. (CP credits available to those who are interested.)
If you are interested and would like to attend, please send Jaye an email at Jayemoyer@gmail.com. We’ll send you a Zoom invitation and a reminder half an hour before the workshop begins.
Dana
There is a long tradition of offering meditation instruction with no expectation of payment. Our “Time In” group and Jaye’s “Drop-In” sits are offered in this tradition: we expect no fee.
“Dana” is a part of this tradition. The recipient of our offering might consider offering some amount based on a combination of perceived value and personal means. In the freedom of this exchange we open to the heart aspect appreciation, kindness, and gratitude.
In this spirit, we receive what is freely offered.
Previous Workshops
| Date | Title | Description | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 16th, 2022 | Compassionate Listening | What is compassionate listening? It is listening deeply, which means: • as listeners, setting the intention to ground ourselves, to breathe, and to settle, calm and open, as best we can. • staying open and vulnerable to another’s suffering and distress. • heeding the etiquette of compassionate listening, a listener doesn’t interrupt, or push a personal agenda for what they would like to hear the speakers say or do; • moving from a place of knowing, which is based on our perceptions, assumptions, and histories, to a place of not to be surprised and moved. • Listening with an empathetic ear to what is said and seeing through the eyes of the other. Please join us as we practice listening together and experience the tremendous relief of feeling listened to and understood! | Online |
| November 20th, 2022 | Unconditional Gratitude | Gratitude is a developed practice; it is a life practice. It is a practice of appreciating whatever is here right now. Everything, experience, person, opportunity, and obstacle can be a teacher. In this way it is unconditional People who feel and practice more gratitude experience more joy! There is scientific evidence of this! | Online |
| December 18th, 2022 | Cultivating Joy and Gladdening the Heart | • Illuminating joy is not denial of all the difficult things we encounter in life; it does not make the terrible less terrible. • cultivating joy as a way of being in the midst of all conditions and events of our life is an invitation to transform our understanding of joy | Online |
Teachers
Jacquie Siroka