For the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic, all groups will only be meeting online using Zoom (details below).
Community Meditation is non-profit network of meditation groups. We bring mindfulness and wellness into people’s lives through courses, meditation sittings and group discussions, both in-person and online. By sharing the benefits of meditation and mindfulness, we support the evolution of a wise, caring, and healthy world.
Our network has existed for over a decade and we have groups in several cities including Mississauga, Oshawa, and Owen Sound.
Our roots are Buddhist, but we draw on many wisdom traditions as well as contemporary wellness, psychology, and neuroscience. Community Meditation is completely volunteer-based and guided by a council of experienced teachers.
Community Meditation is a Canada Revenue Agency Registered Charity No. 73107 5719 RR0001.
On July 13th, Community Meditation is hosting guest teacher Nick Kranz for a three-session online course about strengthening our capacity to stay present through the waves of heartbreak and disruption that is 2020. How do we find balance in the face of illness and death, isolation and loneliness, racism, police violence, and anguished protest? Living with Presence in a Heartbreaking World is an important course that explores how the ability to be present to others and to ourselves is the key to showing up wisely and compassionately.
Some of our locations have a dedicated page on the site, so please visit those for local news & updates:
Our hearts go out to everyone — all of us are experiencing disruption of our normal lives and various levels of increased anxiety and sadness. It is an important time to pause, be present, and open our hearts.
We at Community Meditation will have completely transitioned to online sitting, discussion, and programs. These new online sessions are available to everyone, not just the local group, creating more opportunities for you to participate. Discussions are led by local teachers, including Debbie McCubbin, Ken Dow, Bob Hollett, Tammy Russell, Stephanie Stewart, Erin Vanderstelt and Adam Wilkinson.
For those of us working from home or self-isolating, these sessions provide a much-needed chance to connect with others in a heartfelt way. We have four sittings a week at this point and will keep you informed as new sessions and programs are launched. All are welcome!
Our future discussion topics will include ways to work with with anxiety and the current situation, along with our usual offerings about meditation, Buddhism, awareness and emotions.
We invite everyone to come together as a community to support each other in working towards a wise, caring, and healthy world.
Sincerely,
The leaders and teachers of Community Meditation Buffalo, Mississauga, Oshawa, and Owen Sound
if you're new to Zoom, check out The Art of Zoom page we put together.
Good to go with Zoom already? You can join a Community Meditation session using the button below.
Meeting Online with Zoom
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, all sittings, discussions, and programmes will be online using Zoom as of March 21. To participate, use the button below.
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We started this meditation network to help you bring more clarity, balance, caring and joy to your life and your community.
Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.
― Desmond Tutu
