Programs

We will be continuing our weekly meditation groups via Zoom for the month of June, and perhaps beyond, as we explore this different way of gathering and sharing our practice.  Our experience over the last two months reveals that gathering and practicing in this way is very beneficial…helping us to feel more grounded, more connected, and more balanced during this time of great uncertainty and disruption. 

Please join us as we begin each week freshly, renewing and restoring our balance, and soothing our souls.  We will cultivate greater intimacy with some of the deeper layers of our own experience, and open the door to seeing the beauty that is always here…if we just turn our gaze towards its location, and patiently watch.

Once you register for the weekly meditation, you will be sent a confirmation email from [email protected](check you spam if you do not receive it), it will contain the Zoom link that you will click to join our Zoom “meeting”. You can create a Zoom account and download the necessary software at www.zoom.us. The same Zoom link should be used each week. 

with Rich Hunt

Rich Hunt is a long time meditator,and has been a student of the Diamond Approach for the past 25 years. He is also a retired psychologist. He has been leading meditation groups at Pilgrim’s Landing for 3 years.

I Ching on Zoom  
Thursdays
June 4 – June 25 
 9:00 – 10:15am  

with Margot Stienstra  
Consulting the I Ching (Book of Changes) in times of uncertainty:
The oldest of four ancient Chinese literary classics, the Book of Changes has been used for divination since 1000 BC and remains a globally valued resource, though its nature and use are not widely known. Its 64 images each indicate a particular stage of the cyclical process of change.
We’ll learn, in four 75 minute sessions, how to relinquish ego dominance, to respectfully approach and discern for personal and shared use fitting conduct in times where something important is at stake.
Feel free to join one or more:  
# 1: June 4, Intro. And how to use;
# 2: June 11, How to distill an appropriate question, w/ guided support and optional sharing, leading to individual practice consultations;
# 3: June 18,  Collaborating to enrich interpretations, comparing / contrasting editions, and problem solving;
# 4: June 25, Collaborating towards a group consultation, and summarizing our learning and experiences. 
The I Ching book by Wilhelm/Baynes is our first choice but other I Ching authors are acceptable.  During these times, we ask that you please order the book on your own. 

with Margot Stienstra

Margot Estabrook Stienstra, international educator, Jungian analyst and psychotherapist, is a part-time resident of the Lower Cape; and given previous show of interest in 2016, offers this workshop once again this time from lockdown in Switzerland- to her home community.

Once you register for the weekly I Ching, you will be sent a confirmation email from [email protected] (check you spam if you do not receive it), it will contain the Zoom link that you will click to join our Zoom “meeting”.  The same Zoom link should be used each week.

Our Spring book selection is: Wisdom Way of Knowing by Cynthia Bourgeault

During these times, we ask that you please order the book on your own.  

Our time together each week begins with 20 minutes of meditation followed by reflection and discussion of a section in the selected book of the season. Each section stands on its own, and all are welcome to join any time. 

Once you register for the weekly Meditation and Book Group, you will be sent a confirmation email from [email protected] (check you spam if you do not receive it), it will contain the Zoom link that you will click to join our Zoom “meeting”.

You can create a Zoom account and download the necessary software at www.zoom.us. The same Zoom link should be used each week. 



This program is being offered by donation. If you are unable to donate, please register by choosing the No button on the registration form.

with Lisa McNeill, Sue Johnson & Dawn Tolley    
This month’s podcast is the OnBeing interview “Finding Ease in Aloneness” with Stephen Batchelor. 
 
Please listen to the podcast in advance by using the link below and we’ll discuss via Zoom.   

https://onbeing.org/programs/stephen-batchelor-finding-ease-in-aloneness/


Once you register for the program, you will be sent a confirmation email from [email protected] (check you spam if you do not receive it), it will contain the Zoom link that you will click to join our Zoom “meeting”. 

We will be continuing our weekly meditation groups via Zoom for the month of June, and perhaps beyond, as we explore this different way of gathering and sharing our practice.  Our experience over the last two months reveals that gathering and practicing in this way is very beneficial…helping us to feel more grounded, more connected, and more balanced during this time of great uncertainty and disruption. 

Please join us as we begin each week freshly, renewing and restoring our balance, and soothing our souls.  We will cultivate greater intimacy with some of the deeper layers of our own experience, and open the door to seeing the beauty that is always here…if we just turn our gaze towards its location, and patiently watch.

Once you register for the weekly meditation, you will be sent a confirmation email from [email protected](check you spam if you do not receive it), it will contain the Zoom link that you will click to join our Zoom “meeting”. You can create a Zoom account and download the necessary software at www.zoom.us. The same Zoom link should be used each week. 

with Rich Hunt

Rich Hunt is a long time meditator,and has been a student of the Diamond Approach for the past 25 years. He is also a retired psychologist. He has been leading meditation groups at Pilgrim’s Landing for 3 years.

I Ching on Zoom  
Thursdays
June 4 – June 25 
 9:00 – 10:15am  

with Margot Stienstra  
Consulting the I Ching (Book of Changes) in times of uncertainty:
The oldest of four ancient Chinese literary classics, the Book of Changes has been used for divination since 1000 BC and remains a globally valued resource, though its nature and use are not widely known. Its 64 images each indicate a particular stage of the cyclical process of change.
We’ll learn, in four 75 minute sessions, how to relinquish ego dominance, to respectfully approach and discern for personal and shared use fitting conduct in times where something important is at stake.
Feel free to join one or more:  
# 1: June 4, Intro. And how to use;
# 2: June 11, How to distill an appropriate question, w/ guided support and optional sharing, leading to individual practice consultations;
# 3: June 18,  Collaborating to enrich interpretations, comparing / contrasting editions, and problem solving;
# 4: June 25, Collaborating towards a group consultation, and summarizing our learning and experiences. 
The I Ching book by Wilhelm/Baynes is our first choice but other I Ching authors are acceptable.  During these times, we ask that you please order the book on your own. 

with Margot Stienstra

Margot Estabrook Stienstra, international educator, Jungian analyst and psychotherapist, is a part-time resident of the Lower Cape; and given previous show of interest in 2016, offers this workshop once again this time from lockdown in Switzerland- to her home community.

Once you register for the weekly I Ching, you will be sent a confirmation email from [email protected] (check you spam if you do not receive it), it will contain the Zoom link that you will click to join our Zoom “meeting”.  The same Zoom link should be used each week.

Our Spring book selection is: Wisdom Way of Knowing by Cynthia Bourgeault

During these times, we ask that you please order the book on your own.  

Our time together each week begins with 20 minutes of meditation followed by reflection and discussion of a section in the selected book of the season. Each section stands on its own, and all are welcome to join any time. 

Once you register for the weekly Meditation and Book Group, you will be sent a confirmation email from [email protected] (check you spam if you do not receive it), it will contain the Zoom link that you will click to join our Zoom “meeting”.

You can create a Zoom account and download the necessary software at www.zoom.us. The same Zoom link should be used each week. 



This program is being offered by donation. If you are unable to donate, please register by choosing the No button on the registration form.