dadirri days Quiet Days led by Linda Chapman 4th Friday of each month Beginning February 27th 10.00am for 10.30am " We will have a cuppa available from 10am and begin at 10.30 am. We conclude at 1pm and you are welcome to stay for conversation over lunch. Please bring your lunch. Morning tea provided.
dadirri Days - A quiet day based on sessions of meditation on the fourth Friday of the month. Shared silence informs the morning with space for contemplative walking, journaling or sitting at the foot of the mountain. All are welcome to join in this time of simplicity, silence and stillness.
dadirri “ recognises the deep spring that is inside us. We call on it and it calls to us. This is the gift that Australia is thirsting for. It is something like what you call contemplation. It is inner deep listening and quiet, still awareness”. Miriam Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann AM Please Note: There is no dadirri day in May.
Tuesday Meditation & Discussion group each Tuesday 10am – 12 noon with Terry
Sunday Sanctus
a time of sacred song, readings and silence music led by Kim Edgar Sunday 15th February at 11am Sunday 10th May Sunday 16th August Sunday 1st November
Saturday Reflections Community of Love Drawing on Benedictine wisdom and the monastic way of life, this reflective day encourages us to live in such a way that we become a community grounded in love.
A reflection led by Linda Chapman 10am-1pm Saturday 4th April
Ordinary People as Mystics and Monks How might we ordinary people develop a contemplative stance in a troubled world? The way of monasticism offers a framework for our spiritual practice that can be deeply transformative. This reflection is based principally on the Benedictine way of life.
a reflection led by Linda Chapman (Linda is a Benedictine Oblate)
10am – 1pm Saturday 11th July
Thinking Along With The Earth What would it be, to come alive in the skin of a flowing world? ...To tune in to the deeper intimations of the place where we are and find that inseparable from our very being? We’ll use the practice of un-knowing to navigate this vital shift of consciousness, ending with an always surprising Council For All Beings, honouring the life and work of the late Joanna Macy. Dr Susan Murphy Roshi