MIDDLE WAY MEDITATION
Discover the power of meditation
With a few simple techniques, you can unlock a world of inner peace and unleash the power of your own mind
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Find a class that fits your needs
In-Person new participants
Wednesday 7 - 8 PM (EST)
Saturday 3 - 4 PM (EST)
Specifically for people new to Middle Way meditation.
Learn the basics of meditating using the Middle Way method.
In-Person regular participants
Sunday 3 - 4 PM (EST)
Meditate with a small group.
Use the techniques of Middle Way Meditation.
Learn to integrate the practice of meditation into your life.
Online
Saturday 5 - 6 PM (EST)
Meditate remotely using the Middle Way method.
Take a break and meditate from home, from work or wherever you are!
Meditation brings positivity to your daily interactions wherever you are
Meditation is the practice of training your mind to calm down and become peaceful. A peaceful mind can reduce stress and bring positivity to your daily interactions at home, in the workplace, or wherever you are. A consistent practice of meditation can improve your overall quality of life.
"Neeni is the bridge to meditation, a trusted guide in this personal journey. Her practice, free of demands or dogma, aims to lead you to a serene and illuminated space within"
April Arrasate
CEO of Seed and the Executive Director of the Core Museum
"At meditation class, I feel accepted as I am. The Dhamma community has allowed me to love and laugh at my mistakes."
John Goldsby
Program Manager for adults with disabilities
"I am now beginning to see the importance, calm and delight in having this meditation practice."
Esther Fishman
MS, CTRS, LMT
What is Middle Way Meditation?
A balanced approach that promotes a sense of inner peace, reducing feelings of stress, anxiety, and restlessness
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Historical and Philosophical Background
Middle Way Meditation is a contemplative practice rooted in Buddhist philosophy that seeks to find balance and harmony in one's life.Origin in Buddha's Teachings: This form of meditation is often associated with the teachings of the Buddha, who emphasized the importance of avoiding extremes and finding a middle path to liberation from suffering.
Core philosophy: It encourages individuals to recognize the impermanent and ever-changing nature of existence and learning to navigate it with wisdom and equanimit.
Practice and Techniques
Practitioners often use an object of focus, such as the breath, a mantra, or even the sensations in the body. This helps in cultivating mindfulness and concentration.Body Posture: A relaxed yet alert posture is recommended.
Mindfulness and Awareness: The practitioner remains aware of their thoughts, emotions, and sensations without judgment.
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Benefits and Outcomes
The balanced approach inherent in Middle Way Meditation promotes a sense of inner peace, reducing feelings of stress and anxiety.Balanced Living: Regular practice can lead to a more balanced and moderate approach to life.
Emotional Regulation: Through continuous practice, one can become more equipped to handle emotions, avoiding extremes of reactivity.
Learn from the Great Master
Teaching
Chapter 33
"Love yourself more. Search for true refuge within. Detach from stories of human beings, animals, all things, because all of these things cannot be your refuge. Let go; pay intention to finding true refuge from stilling the mind."
Luang Por Dhammajayo
Apr 5, 2021
Teaching
Chapter 21
"Train your mind to be still at all times: follow correct Vijja principle. Detach your mind from the outside world which has no substance. These are all obstacles you encounter while training your mind to be still, in order to reach the Knowledge One within."
Luang Por Dhammajayo
Apr 5, 2021
Teaching
Credits
"Translated by: Phatara Inlarp / Edited by: Dr. JoAnn Sainz, Ph.D."
Luang Por Dhammajayo
Apr 5, 2021
"A busy mind accelerates the perceived passage of time. Buy more time by cultivating peace of mind."
Naval Ravikantr
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