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Coming for the first time?

Please join us on the third Saturday of the month when we offer more explanation of the practice 🙂

Also take a look at our newcomers guide .

When and where we meet

Afternoon of mindfulness

Saturdays 2.15-5pm. See calendar here.

For young people 16-35ish. All backgrounds, faiths or none welcome.

Donation of around £5 cover room rental appreciated

No need to book, just turn up but check the calendar first.

Westminster Quaker Meeting House,
8 Hop Gardens,
off St. Martins Lane, London,
WC2N 4EH

 

Recent Posts

  • Meditation at the Global Climate Strike, Millbank – Fri 20th Sept 💚🌍
  • The London Mindfulness Hub (1st-19th May 2019)
  • Wake Up London Summer Retreat (Thurs 30th Aug – Sun 2nd Sept 2018)
  • The London Mindfulness Hub (11th-20th May 2018)
  • Christmas ‘Be In’ Saturday 9th December

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  • "To work for peace is to uproot war from ourselves and from the hearts of men and women. To prepare for war, to give millions of men and women the opportunity to practice killing day and night in their hearts, is to plant millions of seeds of violence, anger, frustration, and fear that will be passed on for generations to come." Thich Nhat Hanh During the week beginning Monday September 2nd, The Excel Exhibition Centre in London will play host to the DSEI Arms Fair. The London Plum Village Community will be involved on Tuesday the 3rd September as part of the interfaith 'No Faith In War Day' We will meet at 9.30 at Prince Regent DLR Station and do a walking mediation down to the entrance of the Arms Fair to join the other groups. Please bring signs if you wish, we will gather at the bottom on the steps outside the station. For the days schedule please visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/2359593814126040/ Note on arrests: Walking meditation from the tube station to the event is a non-arrestable act. Police have arrested at past events for 'obstruction of the highway' and are under obligation to warn any participant involved in the events that an arrest is possible so giving the opportunity to move. From The Stop The Arm Fair website (www.stopthearmsfair.org.uk) Stop The Arms Fair is a network of groups and individuals who have joined forces to put an end to DSEI and all UK arms fairs. DSEI is one of the world’s biggest arms fairs. For one week every two years, in East London, arms companies display their weapons to buyers from around the world, including countries in conflict, authoritarian regimes and countries with serious human rights problems.
  • #peace
  • Last Thursday’s talk on Radical Mindfulness with Plum Village monastics www.londonmindfulnesshub.org
  • What’s so funny? Head over to the Wake Up London Facebook page to see the whole video...
  • And so the London Mindfulness Hub starts... #buddhism #plumvillage #thichnhathanh #londonmindfulness #mindfulness #meditation
  • Monastics arrive in London. . . 1st priority: iconic photo opp 📸 . . 2nd priority: bring mindfulness to the masses (see link in bio😉) . . #buddhism #plumvillage #thichnhathanh #londonmindfulness #abbeyroad #beatles

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