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BLMZC Anti-Racism Study and Practice Group
Facilitated by Jissan Michelle Nicolle, PhD, BCC
**Limited to 20 people.
Start December 15
6 Tuesday afternoons
3:30 – 5:00pm Eastern Time
Zoom
Book: Inner Work of Racial Justice: Healing Ourselves and Transforming Our Communities through Mindfulness by Rhonda Magee
Novice priest Jissan Michelle Nicolle is offering a study and practice group to examine issues around racial justice, to dissolve personal barriers and to provide a path towards healing and change. The group will be deeply grounded in mindfulness practice and the Zen Peacemaker Three Tenets of not knowing, bearing witness and compassionate action in combination with the content of the book “Inner Work of Racial Justice: Healing Ourselves and Transforming Our Communities through Mindfulness”, by Rhonda Magee, a Law Professor and Mindfulness Instructor (https://www.rhondavmagee.com/my-book/).
We will meet six times for 90 minutes each. The first meeting will be a time for introductions and discussion around the Three Tenets as a way to ground our work. Meetings 2-6 will be grounded in the mindfulness practices and reflections found in “The Inner Work of Racial Justice”. We will have a general format of a five minute opening meditation (silent), brief content review, modified council/discussion, and closing guided meditation (everything subject to change ☺)
If you want to join in this study and practice group send an email to info@breadloafmountainzen.org
Schedule
You will need the book:
(available as audiobook), Kindle and hard back. If you order your book at the Vermont Bookstore (click on the photo to go to the Vermont Bookstore) you also support Bread Loaf Mountain Zen Center, or order your book at your local bookstore.
Each chapter of this book is paired with a meditation and a reflection designed to allow insight and examination of the self, culture, and conditioning
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