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Introduction to Mindfulness and Meditation | A Four-Week Class

  • 28 Oct 2020
  • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Online
  • 14

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  • For students or others in need of a reduced rate.

Do you live in your thoughts about the past or worries about the future? Do your emotions often cause stress and confusion? Do you get carried away by dramas


Introduction to Mindfulness and Meditation is a four-week course designed to support the practice of mindfulness, helping us develop the skills and attention to be fully present to our lives in the present moment, and to touch each moment deeply.  It is intended for those new to mindfulness and meditation, as well as for those who want to review the basics and establish a more consistent daily mindfulness and meditation practice. The course includes basic instruction as well as an exploration of practical ways to bring mindfulness into daily activities.  


 Learning Objectives:
  • Systematically explore mindfulness of breathing, the body and physical sensations through sitting and walking meditation and the body scan practice.
  • Establish and maintain a daily meditation practice.
  • Practice mindful meditation to explore the emotions, thoughts, and  overall awareness.
  • Apply mindfulness to difficult emotions and thoughts to avoid getting caught up in dramas.
  • Cultivate daily meditation and mindfulness practices so that mindfulness becomes an integral part of your daily life.        
This four-week course will begin on Wednesday, October 28 and November 4, 11 & 18 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Classes will be held online. The cost is $75 for all four sessions. If you have questions, please contact us at info@floridamindfulness.org .


Class Instructors:

Evelyn Haseman retired from serving in public schools as a teacher, teacher trainer and administrator where she worked with students, parents, teachers and administrators to assist in the education of children with special needs.  She became interested in mindfulness and meditation in the 1970’s and was greatly impacted by the fruits of meditation practice in meeting the challenges of her career. She has attended numerous Buddhists meditation retreats and is committed to a path of mindfulness. Evelyn met Fred Eppsteiner in 2012 and joined the Florida Community of Mindfulness (FCM) where she now serves as a co-leader for Community Care and is on the FCM Leadership Council. She is an ordained member of Thich Nhat Hanh’s Order of Interbeing and is committed to transforming her life to be of service to others.


Angie Parrish has been a student of Buddhism and mindfulness for over 20 years. After a 1999 retreat with Thich Nhat Hanh, she became a student of Fred Eppsteiner's and a member of the Florida Community of Mindfulness. Angie brought the fruits of her experience in mindfulness and meditation into her professional career as an employee benefits consultant for a wide variety of organizations, including developing many employee training programs. Angie is a qualified teacher of MBSR and is a frequent teacher of classes and other programs at the Tampa Center.  


Evelyn Haseman retired from serving in public schools as a teacher, teacher trainer and administrator where she worked with students, parents, teachers and administrators to assist in the education of children with special needs.  She became interested in mindfulness and meditation in the 1970’s and was greatly impacted by the fruits of meditation practice in meeting the challenges of her career. She has attended numerous Buddhists meditation retreats and is committed to a path of mindfulness. Evelyn met Fred Eppsteiner in 2012 and joined the Florida Community of Mindfulness (FCM) where she now serves as a co-leader for Community Care and is on the FCM Leadership Council. She is an ordained member of Thich Nhat Hanh’s Order of Interbeing and is committed to transforming her life to be of service to others.


Angie Parrish has been a student of Buddhism and mindfulness for over 20 years. After a 1999 retreat with Thich Nhat Hanh, she became a student of Fred Eppsteiner's and a member of the Florida Community of Mindfulness. Angie brought the fruits of her experience in mindfulness and meditation into her professional career as an employee benefits consultant for a wide variety of organizations, including developing many employee training programs. Angie is a qualified teacher of MBSR and is a frequent teacher of classes and other programs at the Tampa Center.  

Florida Community of Mindfulness, Tampa Center
6501 N. Nebraska Avenue
Tampa, FL 33604

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