Seeing In A New Light

4-week special focus in Thriving ~ Together

restorative practices ~ grounded in world cultures

Nov 18, 25, Dec 2, 9   Tuesdays 6:30-7:30 PM (AZ)    Join us in-person or by Zoom

                        It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.                                           Antoine de Saint-Exupéry The Little Prince


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World cultures give special emphasis to the phenomenon of Light as we approach the Winter Solstice (longest night) in the Northern Hemisphere. In these last 4 weeks of Thriving Together in 2025, we explore practices that help us see others, ourselves and challenging situations in a fresh new light. This eases tension and deepens equanimity with our own, other people’s and Life’s unique ways and quirks. 

Together we develop insights to support individual & community well-being. Valuable for beginning & experienced meditators.

Class includes guided practices and silent meditation, Heart Rhythm Meditation and other somatic practices for nervous system balance. 

Optional Q&A, group dialogue after practices    approx 7:30

 REGISTER to receive class materials and Zoom link.

Register at
https://www.tucsonmeditation.org/thriving-together 

 Optional donations to TCMC gratefully accepted.

meditation for these times in our lives & communities 

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Teacher: Bonnie Colby, PhD. Meditation teacher & university professor

Bonnie is grateful for 40 years of contemplative practice. She honors restorative practices of world cultures, learned in decades of work addressing conflict & building peace. Dr. Colby is a trauma-informed meditation teacher and a Mental Health First Aid Instructor, with a background in restorative movement. She serves as teacher, mentor & retreat guide with the Institute of Applied Meditation. Dr. Colby values her training with IamHeart.org, Unyte.com, Continuum, Capacitar International & Unified Mindfulness. Bonnie has taught meditation classes & workshops since 1998 and lives in Tucson with her husband Ted. She longs for us each to taste how restorative practices can vibrantly infuse everyday life. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.