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Upcoming Events:
At 7:00 we will have a sitting meditation, Dharma talk, discussion/Q&A, loving kindness and announcements will follow. A typical night using this format would end about 8:30 or 8:45.
To Attend using Zoom, please join us at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88617473696?pwd=SDdKVjlhRVN2TG10U0lkUDB2RVJvZz09
New meeting location - UUMAN - 11420 Crabapple Rd., Roswell:
Monday, May 16: In-person and on Zoom!- The Seven Factors of Awakening, Mindfulness and its Best Friends (Relevance to Practice) - Mark Gebert
Monday, May 23: In-person and on Zoom! - The Seven Factors of Awakening, Mindfulness and its Best Friends (Mindfulness with Investigation) - Mark Gebert
Monday, May 30: No Meeting - Enjoy Memorial Day
Monday, June 6: Guest Speaker - Gareth Young
Roswell Insight Meditation Community
We have a new location: UUMAN, 11420 Crabapple Rd., Roswell
We look forward to seeing you there!
At RIMC masks are optional for all of our in-person meetings. We continue to strongly encourage you to be vaccinated and social distance. If you are unable to attend in person or would prefer not to, please continue to join us on Zoom. Thank you for your understanding and we appreciate your willingness to help keep all of our dear members safe.
With much appreciation and love, Mark and Lisa
Roswell Insight Meditation Community
“Drop by drop is the water pot filled. Likewise, the wise man, gathering it
little by little,
fills himself with good.” -The Buddha
RIMC's Meetup site:
Roswell Insight Meditation (Marietta, GA) | Meetup
Welcome to the Roswell Insight Meditation Community! We are a teacher led community dedicated to cultivating greater understanding, compassion, and wisdom, through the teachings of the Buddha. We practice in the tradition of Insight Meditation or Vipassana, which teaches methods for opening the heart and mind, and seeing more clearly into the true nature of our interconnected existence. We welcome practitioners from diverse spiritual and secular traditions. It is not necessary to become a “Buddhist” to participate in our community, and our tradition emphasizes our shared potential for Awakening, rather than following a fixed system of beliefs.