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Join Monastics from Deer Park and Magnolia Grove Monasteries for a 90-minute mindful walk through Prospect Park on Sunday, April 26th from 10am to noon. Join Brother Pháp Lưu, co-author of Hiking Zen, as well as Sister Hương Nghiêm, Sister Trì Nghiêm, Sister Trăng Sang Soi, Brother Trời Nguyện Ước, and other monastics of the Plum Village tradition.
This special event offers a chance to slow down, connect with the present moment, and experience the healing power of mindful walking.
Please meet at the Lincoln Statue at 10am.
Bring your own vegetarian lunch to enjoy together after the walk.
Whether you’re new to mindfulness or a longtime practitioner, this gathering will be an opportunity to nourish body and mind in a supportive community.
All are welcome. We look forward to sharing this mindful journey with you.
Important Information
We ask that all guests please observe our dress code. Out of respect for our monastic brothers and sisters, please wear sleeves that cover the shoulders (short sleeves are acceptable), shirts that cover the midriff, and long pants or long skirts that are loose-fitting and cover the knees at all times. Please do not wear shorts, tank tops, nor tight-fitting clothing. We kindly ask friends to dress modestly for the duration of their time with us and to share this information with anyone attending the event with you.
When the event is full, please check back on Eventbrite, as more spots will open if & when folks cancel. Please know we do not keep a waiting list.
If you have registered and need to cancel, if you have an Eventbrite account, you can cancel through your account. If you do not have an Eventbrite account, please let us know about your need to cancel by emailing our registration office.
Note for OI members: Members of the Order of Interbeing are welcome to come on any Day of Mindfulness and do not need to register. We invite you to come wearing your brown jacket.
Essential Practices of Mindful Living (video series): If you are new to practicing mindfulness in the Plum Village Tradition, we invite you to acquaint yourself with our practices here.
Donations. A donation is greatly appreciated but not required. Donations help to keep the monastery open and able to receive guests. You can donate online here.
Scheduled events occur rain or shine.
