Meditation & Mindfulness: Wind-screen and cherry tree @NatAsianArt
Meditation & Mindfulness: Wind-screen and cherry tree  @NatAsianArt
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Recorded on April 8, 2022

Meditation helps us build a relationship to a place of inner quietude. Whether you’re a beginner or a skilled practitioner, join us for free 30-minute online meditation sessions three times each week led by DC-based meditation teachers.

The practice of meditation is rooted in a variety of Asian spiritual traditions. Each month, we will use a different theme as a lens through which to explore these traditions. Friday sessions include inspiration from art in the museum collections, as well as appearances by special guest teachers and artists. All are welcome! No previous experience is required.

Meet our meditation teachers: Aparna Sadananda and Philip Bender
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Meditation & Mindfulness: Wind-screen and cherry tree

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