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LOTUS MEDITATION CENTER

Fall Semester 2008 Schedule of Events


Lotus LogoMission Statement

The Lotus Meditation Center has been established as a sacred space of peace and quiet. Members of the University and Greater Grand Forks community are welcome to leave their shoes at the door as is the tradition, sit quietly and relax. As an inclusive place, persons of all faiths -or none- are equally welcome.

LMC is dedicated to contemplation and traditional meditative practices. In addition to individual contemplation, LMC will be used for group meditation with instructions, teachings and occasional lectures and retreats supportive of traditional meditative practices, some of which may be religious in nature.

Religious proselytizing and conversion efforts are prohibited.

All activities are open to the public and will be held in the spirit of mutual understanding and harmony.

Special Event

Insight Meditation Retreat with Susan Stone

November 7-9, 2008
Pure Awareness and Daily Life

This retreat will be held Friday evening through Sunday afternoon. Susan Stone, Ph.D. is the author of At the Eleventh Hour about mindfulness and caregiving. She teaches Mindfulness Based Stress reduction at the University of Virginia and is a guiding teacher of the Insight Meditation Community in Charlottesville.
For more information or to register, contact Kate at ksweney@msn.com.

Scheduling a request to use the LMC

If you would like to schedule an event that consistent with the mission of the LMC please complete the Scheduling Request form and return it to the Office of International Programs, 2908 University Ave., Box 7109, Grand Forks, ND  58202-7109.

All requests will be reviewed and you will be notified by the director, Lora Sloan.


Lotus

Traditionally, the lotus grows in muddy ponds. When the shining flower bud opens above the water, none of the mud adheres to its petals. Lotuses have thus become symbols for purity and virtue. The closed lotus represents our potential for clarity, understanding and open-heartedness. The open lotus represents the blossoming of hose qualities in our life.

 

Lotus Meditation Center

(701) 777-4231
University of North Dakota
2908 University Avenue
Grand Forks, ND 58202

 

 

Office of International Programs
International Centre
2908 University Avenue, Stop 7109
Grand Forks, ND 58202-7109
Phone: 701.777.4231
Fax: 701.777.4773
internationalprograms@mail.und.edu
Tel: 701-777-2011
Toll Free: 1-800-CALL-UND

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