Postponed: The Social Action of Kind Awareness
with Jill Satterfield
Tuesdays, October 3rd – 24th, 2023 | 7:00pm – 8:30pm ET
DUE TO UNFORESEEN CHANGE IN CIRCUMSTANCES, THE COURSE IS POSTPONED.
It can be difficult to know where to start in terms of taking some form of social, compassionate action in our troubled world. Fortunately, developing any bit of kind and compassionate awareness organically leads to daily actions both small and of grander scale.
No ripple effect is locally contained. What affects one, affects all – eventually. Beginning by embodying kind awareness ourselves begins a paradigm shift that really never ends.
This series will explore a variety of practices and teachings that will facilitate the direct experiences and benefits of living with kind awareness for ourselves, our community and the world around us.
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Teacher(s)
Jill Satterfield
Jill Satterfield is an international embodied mindfulness and meditation teacher. She integrates mindfulness, somatic and contemplative psychology with decades of silent retreat practice.
Jill develops Applied Embodied Mindfulness for UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center trainings. She is a mentor for Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach’s Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training and was a founding member of Spirit Rock’s Mindful Yoga and Meditation Teacher Training, teaching programs at Spirit Rock regularly.
Currently, Jill is a consultant and collaborator with GKI: Global Knowledge Initiative, a leader in supporting social change.
She is a graduate of Sati Center’s Buddhist Chaplaincy Training, and is a consultant for hospitals, trauma centers and addiction organizations nationally. Jill has been featured in many publications, including the NY Times and Tricycle Magazine. www.jillsatterfield.org