Caloosahatchee Mindfulness
We are happy to announce that
May is Mindfulness Meditation Membership Month 
(that's a lot of M's!) 

You are invited to join our non-profit organization committed to the vision of a connected community where Mindfulness improves the quality of life and wellbeing of SW Floridians. Join us in creating a more compassionate and healthy community. Membership is available at a variety of levels and benefits. We hope that you will join at a level that is comfortable for you and one that helps support our mission. By becoming a benefactor, you will allow us to provide scholarships to others and provide services to local nonprofits at no cost to them.

We welcome you to check out our new and improved website at www.caloosahatcheemindfulness.org.

You can join us directly from the website, or contact us via email at CaloosahatcheeMindfulness16@gmail.com and we will be happy to mail you a membership brochure. We look forward to practicing with you!🙏
Caloosahatchee Rising Tide Sangha's
Midweek Mindfulness
Sangha is the Pali word for community.

You are invited to attend the every Wednesday Sangha that meets on Zoom for meditation and deep sharing.
This is a great opportunity to check in with yourself and the sangha during the week. So come relax and calm the mind and body, and practice meditation and deep listening together with us. 

Did you know that Caloosahatchee Rising Tide Sangha is listed in Thich Nhat Hanh's Plum Village Global Sangha Directory? Join us and see how sangha can support your practice.

You can register on our website, www.caloosahatcheemindfulness.org and the Zoom link will be sent to you. For more information, you can also email us at caloosahatcheemindfulness16@gmail.com
Mindfulness Book Club


A small group that studies and shares books on mindfulness practices to create a happier and healthier life.
For information on joining the group by Zoom and the next book to be discussed, call or text (941) 888-0116 or email caloosahatcheemindfulness16@gmail.com

We are currently reading After the Ecstasy, the Laundry by Jack Kornfield.

Discussion is focused on understanding how the author’s words and concepts
are relevant to our daily lives.
Friday Time-Out
Every Friday morning and evening at 10:00 am and 5 pm, meditation sessions include a 20-minute meditation with initial guidance and then silent sitting. After the meditation, there is a group discussion, a 5-minute silent reflection, and then thought for the week and check out. These meditations are offered at no cost and no experience is necessary.

For information on joining the group by Zoom, call or text (941) 888-0116,
or email caloosahatcheemindfulness16@gmail.com. You can also register on our website and receive the link directly. www.caloosahatcheemindfulness.org
Mary Robinson, CM founder, and Board member has recently been inducted into the Thich Nhat Hanh's Order of Interbeing which was first established by Thich Nhat Hanh in 1966, during the Vietnam War. It began with a small number of dedicated followers who were involved in social work and were committed to the principles of Engaged Buddhism.

Dharma Teacher Fred Eppsteiner describes the Order of Interbeing as a wonderful blend of traditional Buddhist ethical, meditation, and wisdom teachings with contemporary social concerns. Today there are more than 1,000 monastic and lay members of the Order.

We wish to congratulate Mary on her commitment to her mindfulness practice and support of our local sangha and community.
Mindfulness on the Go!

Can't make Midweek Mindfulness?
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