[RESCHEDULING] Mindfulness & Compassion Practices for Anxiety: A Series for the Latino/a/x Community - InsightLA Meditation

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Elizabeth Stomp Teacher

Mariela Bravo Teacher

Location Online
Experience Levels All
Dates
- ~~Tuesday, November 22, 2022 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM PT~~

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TO BE RESCHEDULED – AWAITING NEW DATES
EMAIL SENT BY ELIZABETH 11/21/22

The current state of affairs that we are facing as a community on a global scale and in the U.S., as well as at a personal level, have the potential to trigger mental states such as anxiety, worry, fear, anger, etc. The war in Ukraine, economic uncertainty and inequality, racial injustice, a significant amount of people now in mental health crisis, homelessness, segregation of people with disabilities, the refugees and displaced people around the world, climate change, things happening in one’s life – all of this can naturally cause us to experience mental states that feel unpleasant in the body and bring up pain and suffering.

What do you currently do to work with these mental states—specifically anxiety—when they arise? For many of us, we have found or developed unskillful habits that alleviate the pain and discomfort momentarily; however, when examined closely, we realize those habits are actually causing us more pain and suffering now and in the long run. So how can we work with anxiety skillfully in a way that is more beneficial for the body, mind, and heart?

In this interactive class series, we will explore and investigate the experience of anxiety, how to work with its energy, and reduce unnecessary suffering.

Through conversation, meditation, inquiry practices, and optional paired exercises, develop your capacity to:

Become more aware of the different body sensations, emotions, and thought patterns that lead to anxiety
Skillfully work with the different manifestations of anxiety in the body
Decrease feelings of anxiety, stress, and emotional avoidance
Utilize mindfulness, loving-kindness, and self-compassion practices in a useful and practical way
Understand different principles, tools, and techniques that will assist you in your everyday life

This is a 4-week class series, not a drop-in group. Please sign up with the intention of attending as many sessions as possible to get the most out of class and to leave space open for other students who would like to commit to the full session.

Schedule – Tuesdays 7:00 – 8:30pm PT:
November 22
November 29
December 6th
December 13th

This course is open to all who self-identify as Latino/a/x

Elizabeth Stomp Teacher

Elizabeth Hernandez-Stomp (ella, ellas, she, hers) has been a dedicated mindfulness meditation practitioner since 2013. Her interest and love for the Dharma led her to pursue further studies in the Tibetan Buddhism lineage with Geshe Tashi Tsering of Jamyang Buddhist Centre, completing his international program ‘The Foundation of Buddhist Thought.’ She has also completed the... Read more

Mariela Bravo Teacher

Mariela Bravo is a bilingual-bicultural certified Mindfulness and Compassion Meditation Teacher. She is the founder of The Mindful Hour, a project with the aim of bringing mindfulness and compassion practices to different communities especially to those with limited exposure. Since 2018, Mariela has been teaching and facilitating mindfulness workshops and groups online and in-person in both Spanish and... Read more

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Class Fee	$120

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