Awaken:  Free weekly community mindfulness practice

Mindfulness can help reduce stress, improve your mental and physical health, and even increase your overall happiness in life. Starting April 1, you’re invited to join us on Mondays from 4:30-5:30pm in a free and open space to practice mindfulness, meditation and breath in community .

A collaboration of Annie Heartfield, WOMPA and Red Dirt Relief Fund, each week’s practice will be led by a member of the Tulsa community in order to expose one another to many different ways of practicing meditation and mindfulness. Some weeks we’ll explore mindfulness around a specific theme, and some weeks will focus on a specific method of practice, all leading toward the communal experience when “a vital breath departs and another enters filled with promise.”

All meetings will be held from 4:30-5:30pm at WOMPA, 3306 Charles Page Blvd.

April 1: Carmen White-Janak

April 8: Riley Carbone Kern “Meditating with Mala Beads; a path for people with neurodivergence who find mindfulness practice especially difficult”

April 15 : Lynda Jacobs “Coming Back to Heart”

April 22: Brad Piccolo “Earth Day”

April 29: Amy Hamilton “Honoring the seasonal turn of the wheel to Beltaine and the opening of the Light half of the year”

May 6: Riley Carbone Kern “Meditating with Mala Beads; a path for people with neurodivergence who find mindfulness practice especially difficult”

May 13: Alan Murrell

May 20: Marlon Hall

May 27: Amy Hamilton

June 3: Cody Clinton & Zac Weaver “Exploring the Wim Hof Method”

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