In-Person and Online: Community Sit

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In-Person and Online: Community Sit

with Tracy Cochran

Thursday, May 7th, 2026 | 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET

In-Person Location: New York Insight at 115 West 29th Street, 12th floor

Online via Zoom – RSVP to receive your link

Looking for a space to rest, practice, and check in with how you’re feeling?

Every Thursday afternoon, New York Insight offers a meditation space for anyone who seeks a space to ground. Allow yourself some space and embrace the stillness during your lunch break. The schedule for April is as follows:

  • May 7: Tracy Cochran
  • May 14: Beth Adelson
  • May 21: Rebecca Li
  • May 28: Lavina Shamdasani

Everyone is welcome. This is simply a time to practice being grounded. Participants are encouraged to leave their phones at the door and maintain the Buddhist practice of Noble Silence.

There will be tea and light refreshments available between 2:00-2:30 PM.

Your generosity, or what we call dana, is what makes this afternoon of tranquility possible. Please give what you can. We are honored to offer a temple of reflection and quiet this winter season and always.

Suggested dana – $15

Registration

Please RSVP for in-person or online attendance. You will receive a Zoom link in your confirmation email. If you are attending in person, please arrive 15-20 minutes early to ensure an orderly check-in.

If you are having trouble completing your RSVP or donation, please CLICK HERE to open the form in a new browser. Please contact [email protected] if you need assistance.

Teacher(s)

Tracy Cochran

Tracy Cochran has taught meditation and spiritual practice for many years. She is a speaker and author whose most recent book is Presence: The Art of Being At Home in Yourself (Shambhala, 2024). Tracy is the founder and guiding teacher of the Hudson River Sangha and has taught mindfulness and mindful writing at New York Insight, the Rubin Museum, and many other venues. Tracy has served as the editorial director of the acclaimed spiritual quarterly Parabola, and her writings have appeared in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Psychology Today, The Best Spiritual Writing series, Parabola, many other publications and anthologies. For more about Tracy, please visit tracycochran.org and parabola.org.

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