Join Elisa Korentayer for an 
Introduction to Meditation
Meditation is an ancient practice that exists in some form in almost every faith tradition. It has as many definitions as ways of practicing it, but everyone agrees that it benefits health and well-being. Scientific research shows that it improves mood, increases brain volume, empathy and social connection while enhancing physical health. Meditation can also reduce stress. Meditation is an easy to learn skill that can be done anywhere without any equipment. This class will give participants the tools to practice meditation, and the support of a community to get started.
This introductory class will be offered Sunday, September 20th and Thursday, October 29th in the Cultural Center’s second floor studio from 6-8pm. Fee is just $3 and is open to teenagers on up. You need only bring a cushion or firm pillow or folded blanket to sit on, blanket or towel to rest knees and feet on, and pen for taking notes.
Following this introductory session, Elisa will offer a four-session series called Developing a Meditation Practice on the first four Sundays in November from 5-7 p.m. Click here to learn more.
Elisa Korentayer has practiced meditation for twenty years. She trained in mindfulness meditation in the lineage of Vietnamese monk Thich Nhat Hahn and has pursued meditation through a regular personal practice that includes mindfulness, yoga, music, and writing.
Call to reserve your spot at 218-385-3339 or via email to info@kulcher.org.
