Marple Cross Centre

Meditation at Marple Cross

Meditation at Marple Cross
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If you’re feeling stressed or uptight – perhaps under pressure at work, at home or at college – then coming to a Meditation class at Marple Cross might help you unwind and feel more at peace with yourself.

How can Meditation help me?

Meditation has been shown by researchers to help in:

  • lowering levels of  stress hormones in the bloodstream
  • lowering blood pressure and improving blood flow round the body
  • easing the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome and tension headaches
  • relieving insomnia and irritable bowel syndrome
  • enhancing the effectiveness of the immune system
  • and boosting a general sense of physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing

What Meditation is available at Marple Cross?

The Marple Cross Centre hosts a Buddhist Meditation Group which is open to beginners as well as anyone with more experience. You don’t have to be a Buddhist either – just to have an interest in learning about the techniques and benefits of Meditation. There’s no need to book in advance, just turn up on the day.

Chan Buddhist Meditation, Tuesdays 6.30-8.30, £3 per session

A welcoming and friendly group, which balances meditative practice with informal learning about the history of Chan Buddhism, one of the oldest strands of Buddhist meditative tradition. For the next few weeks the group will be looking into some of the stories of the famously eccentric early Zen teachers, starting with the first one, Bodhidharma. The group also spends time each week in meditative sitting. The group leader is George Marsh.

To contact the group leader, George Marsh, please visit our Contact page.

Where we are

For details of where to find the Marple Cross Centre, please visit our Location page.

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