Three people seated on yoga mats in meditation poses in a garden setting with autumn leaves.

30 Apr – 21 May

Five Element Meditation and Mindfulness

Come and learn how to balance your true nature with the seasons of life for health, happiness, prosperity and wellness. These autumn classes are about the Embracing Change Method based on the season of Autumn Wu Xing Theory created by a Zen Buddhist Tao Monk Venerable Xieen and how to apply this to your everyday life.

Date	Times
Thu 30 Apr	6:00am - 7:00am
Thu 21 May	6:00am - 7:00am

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