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In Gratitude | Meditation with Peggy Rowe Ward

In Gratitude

Meditation with Peggy Rowe Ward

“To extend kindness, to act on the understanding that everything wants to live is our practice. An insect struggling to escape a water dish is using every ounce of its energy to live. When you put your finger under it and lift one out, it shakes the water from her wings and wiggles her butt until she's dry and can fly away. I don't know if they feel gratitude, lucky, or if they feel anything, but I feel tenderness toward them, toward the flowers that nourish her, and to the foods she pollinates that makes my world comprehensible.”
—Peter Coyote, Zen priest, author and narrator of Thich Nhat Hanh’s biography,
A Cloud Never Dies


Join us online for monthly meditation, led by Peggy Rowe Ward, Lotus co-founder, author, and senior Dharma teacher. Together for thirty minutes, we’ll enjoy some light movement exercises and a guided meditation on gratitude.

Recording shared with Lotus members and everyone who registers. See you on the cushion!

Wednesday, November 13
6:00–6:30 am PST | 9:00–9:30 am EST
Online via Zoom

This event is offered at a sliding scale. Choose the price that works for you. For the most value, consider purchasing a Lotus membership for $20/month to join every monthly meditation and talk, weekly practices and more.

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Peggy Rowe Ward (she/her), co-founder and director of education at the Lotus Institute, is a world renowned spiritual teacher, educator and author of Love’s Garden: A Guide to Mindful Relationships. For over 30 years, she has been dedicated to supporting the healing and transformation of all people through retreats, spiritual direction, university courses, talks and more. Peggy offers a path of deep insight that enables her students to discover and embody their most creative and authentic selves.

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