Spiritual Life

Events

4:00pm: Weekly Thursday Meditation Sessions
Sessions will begin with yoga nidra, a yogic practice that helps to withdraw the mind from the senses, and can lead to progressive release of muscular, emotional, and mental tensions. Yoga nidra can also help to support the development of a meditation practice. No experience with meditation or yoga nidra is needed. Sessions take place in the lower level of the chapel in room 112. Contact Jeanne Lilly (jlilly@lclark.edu) for more information.
8:00pm: Catalyst- Eldridge Broussard to speak
The Pio Sports Ministry presents a “Catalyst: Ignite Your Faith” talk by Eldridge Broussard, a professional motivational speaker and a certified member of the John Maxwell team who will share his life story and his faith journey with us. From early beginnings in the juvenile justice system and in prison, El has become a respected business and community leader.

This event is for Lewis & Clark athletes, fellow students and friends. It will be held in the Pamplin team meeting room (Room 10).

10:00am - 5:00pm: All-Day Mindfulness Retreat at Heart of Wisdom Zen Center

Learn some skills of mindfulness meditation or strengthen an existing practice. For those who have attended one of these retreats before, this retreat will be somewhat different- i.e. yoga nidra and pranayama will be included.

The cost is $10, and a vegan lunch is provided. Open to all LC students. Please sign up by Th Sept 29th at noon at: http://tinyurl.com/hjud7d8.

4:00pm: Weekly Thursday Meditation Sessions
Sessions will begin with yoga nidra, a yogic practice that helps to withdraw the mind from the senses, and can lead to progressive release of muscular, emotional, and mental tensions. Yoga nidra can also help to support the development of a meditation practice. No experience with meditation or yoga nidra is needed. Sessions take place in the lower level of the chapel in room 112. Contact Jeanne Lilly (jlilly@lclark.edu) for more information.

4:00pm: Weekly Thursday Meditation Sessions
Sessions will begin with yoga nidra, a yogic practice that helps to withdraw the mind from the senses, and can lead to progressive release of muscular, emotional, and mental tensions. Yoga nidra can also help to support the development of a meditation practice. No experience with meditation or yoga nidra is needed. Sessions take place in the lower level of the chapel in room 112. Contact Jeanne Lilly (jlilly@lclark.edu) for more information.

11:00am - 9:00pm: Labyrinth Walk
Labyrinth walking is an ancient form of spiritual meditation and contemplation that transcends traditional religious boundaries. Come and experience the simplicity and peace of this timeless spiritual practice. You are welcome to come by to walk the labyrinth anytime between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. on Wednesday, October 19th. Sponsored by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life.

4:00pm: Weekly Thursday Meditation Sessions
Sessions will begin with yoga nidra, a yogic practice that helps to withdraw the mind from the senses, and can lead to progressive release of muscular, emotional, and mental tensions. Yoga nidra can also help to support the development of a meditation practice. No experience with meditation or yoga nidra is needed. Sessions take place in the lower level of the chapel in room 112. Contact Jeanne Lilly (jlilly@lclark.edu) for more information.

4:00pm: Weekly Thursday Meditation Sessions
Sessions will begin with yoga nidra, a yogic practice that helps to withdraw the mind from the senses, and can lead to progressive release of muscular, emotional, and mental tensions. Yoga nidra can also help to support the development of a meditation practice. No experience with meditation or yoga nidra is needed. Sessions take place in the lower level of the chapel in room 112. Contact Jeanne Lilly (jlilly@lclark.edu) for more information.

4:00pm: Weekly Thursday Meditation Sessions
Sessions will begin with yoga nidra, a yogic practice that helps to withdraw the mind from the senses, and can lead to progressive release of muscular, emotional, and mental tensions. Yoga nidra can also help to support the development of a meditation practice. No experience with meditation or yoga nidra is needed. Sessions take place in the lower level of the chapel in room 112. Contact Jeanne Lilly (jlilly@lclark.edu) for more information.

4:00pm: Weekly Thursday Meditation Sessions
Sessions will begin with yoga nidra, a yogic practice that helps to withdraw the mind from the senses, and can lead to progressive release of muscular, emotional, and mental tensions. Yoga nidra can also help to support the development of a meditation practice. No experience with meditation or yoga nidra is needed. Sessions take place in the lower level of the chapel in room 112. Contact Jeanne Lilly (jlilly@lclark.edu) for more information.

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