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FRAMINGHAM – Open Spirit Center in Framingham is hosting Cultivating Calm: A Virtual Conference for three consecutive Sunday afternoons from 3:30-5 p.m.
The first one has already taken place but the next two are scheduled for May 24 and 31.
May 24: We will be joined by Dr. Arthur Ciaramicoli, Ed.D, Ph.D., author of The Triumph of Diversity, a newly published book on our human interconnectedness.
Dr. Ciaramicoli analyzes prejudice from his clinical practice by tracing it to personal origins and relates true stories of courageous individuals who have overcome hatred, cruelty and sadism to become open-minded, loving resilient people.
He re-emphasizes that we are in desperate need of those who unite rather than those who ostracize.
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May 31: We will be joined by Joti Royster, Buddhist Lay Renunciate affiliated with Temple Forest Monastery in Temple, New Hampshire. She will offer a meditation, followed by reflection and discussion of tools to cultivate calm and joyful living through practicing love, acceptance, empathy and generosity in this time.
To join the live-stream conference via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81183819330
Open Spirit Center is located at 39 Edwards Street in the Saxonville section of Framingham.
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Open Spirit was founded to explore the connection between energy, spirit and healing. The Center seeks to fill the need of so many people in the wider community yearning for spiritual nourishment, who may not seek it in organized and traditional faith communities.
The Center’s vision is to be a source of hope and healing in our divided world.
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