Meditate with Mărțișor - A Romanian Spring Celebration
Presented by 100 Seeds of Joy
Sunday, March 02
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Central Branch
AuditoriumLearn about the Mărțișor or Martenitza, a festival celebrated in Romania and other Eastern European countries celebrating the first days of Spring. 18Y+
You are invited to a presentation that will make also connections to symbols specific to certain yoga méditation practices that focus on achieving protection and inner balance from nature. A guided meditation workshop is included.
Registration is required.
Skills learned: Critical thinking, Information literacy, Social skills
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AGE GROUP: | Adult (18+) |
EVENT TYPE: | Lifestyle & Education |
TAGS: | World Culture | Spring | Meditation | Halton Sahaja Yoga Meditation Network | 100 Seeds of Joy |
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