Meditation Groups and Resources in Frome and surrounding area
Last Wednesday of the month - a quiet space in which to support each other's meditation practice, suitable for practitioners with some experience. Contact [email protected] Weekly Thursday meeting - a long term group for committed and experienced practitioners - potentially open to new members. Contact [email protected] Triratna group - Sangha night, every Wednesday 7.30pm. Drop in, suitable for those who have learnt to meditate. Donation. In Orchardleigh. Contact: [email protected] Bath insight meditation An open Sangha group who meditate together then mindfully talk - Fridays 6-7pm, Central United Reformed Church, Grove St. Bath Dharma discussion group - fortnightly, Thursday eves, in central Frome. Currently a closed group for committed Triratna people. Contact: [email protected] Newcomers mindfulness and meditation 6 week course every term. Open to all. Central Frome. Contact: [email protected] Zen group - Meeting monthly on the second Monday evening of the month. Open to new people. Contact: [email protected] Wednesday morning sitting group - Meets weekly at 9.30 am. Rotates around several members houses. An open group which encourages reasonably regular attendance. 45 minutes meditation, currently interspersed with a 30 minute period of inquiry. Contact: [email protected] Mindfulness drop in sessions - meeting twice monthly, reasonable meditation experience necessary. Contact [email protected] Newcomers mindfulness and meditation 6 week course every term. Open to all. Central Frome. Contact: [email protected] Mindfulness courses in Frome with Everyday mindfulness |
Resources Beyond Frome and Online
Gaia house offers retreats in different meditative disciplines from the Buddhist traditions. London Insight Meditation offers day retreats, workshops, courses and more. Dharma Seed offers free downloadable Dharma talks. Sanghaseva offers opportunities for socially-engaged Buddhism. Oxford Gaia House run day-long retreats. Freely Given Retreats offer week long and daylong retreats for no charge, instead inviting you to donate what you can The Sharpham Trust in Devon, provides opportunities for meditation, yoga, and shorter retreats. The Satipanya Buddhist Trust run retreats in Powys, Wales, in the Mahasi tradition of Theravadan Buddhism. |