Dear friends, We write this wishing you freedom from inner and outer harm, yet knowing the reality of deep turmoil in our country right now due to the horrors of racism and their reverberations. On behalf of the teachers and
Dear Sangha – This Monday, June 1st, from 7-8:30 p.m. EST, our beloved Ayesha Ali will be holding space for People of Color only, for the expression of rage, grief, fear, and resilience that will support the heartbreaking losses that so
Since July 2019, IMCW’s Family Program has been building bridges and connections with a number of non-profits in Washington, DC that work in underserved communities.
For all my adult life I’ve been interested and engaged in politics—as an essential arena for determining how we can live together, share resources, and minimize conflict. I came of age supporting the movement for civil rights in the U.S and opposing the war in Vietnam and participated in the U.K. and here in support of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa.
“I was not prepared for the amount of disturbance that filled the room. Ringing cell phones answered, texting, folks walking in and out, chatting among themselves, overexaggerating responses to the beginning part of the guided meditation, it was all there. It also took about 10 minutes to even get started as most folks were late or walking in and out. I spent a good amount of time trying to shake out the energies in the room. In this case, literally having folks shake out their arms and legs.
