Summer Meditation Practice Community
Tuesdays 7/7-8/11 7:00-8:30

This online summer practice series is designed to help participants stay connected to practice, community, and support during the summer months.

Unlike a traditional course, there is no fixed curriculum. Each session will include guided meditation, practice instruction, group discussion, and opportunities for both full-group and small-group conversation. Topics and practices will emerge from the interests, questions, and experiences of those participating, allowing the series to remain responsive to what is most alive and relevant in the group.

Whether you're maintaining an established practice, looking for support and accountability, or simply wanting to stay connected with a community of fellow practitioners, this series offers a flexible space to practice together throughout the summer.

In Person @ JP Centre Yoga, Boston, MA
8 Thursdays: July 23rd-Sep10th
5:30P-6:45

In a time when many people are longing for deeper connection and more honest spaces to simply be human, this 8-week community series offers a place to pause, reflect, and engage in meaningful conversation with others. Each session begins with a short grounding practice before opening into facilitated conversation shaped by the needs and experiences of the group itself. Some evenings may feel light and connective, while others may invite deeper reflection or vulnerability. All experiences are welcome.

Join Noel Coakley for a meditation retreat, nestled in the lush mountains and vibrant jungles of La Fortuna, Costa Rica.  At the foot of the volcano, on the shore of Lake Arenal, explore local activities and enjoy nourishing food, while starting and ending the day with meditation sessions.

All are welcome, with a gentle suggestion for those new to meditation to have a basic introduction beforehand.

Wake Up Sleepy Buddha:
The Buddhist Path in Practice

February 04 - February 07, 2027

The retreat offers a grounded, experiential introduction to the broader Buddhist path, emphasizing direct practice, integration into daily life, and trust in our innate capacity for awareness and compassion - our buddha nature. Rather than focusing on doctrine, scholarship, or religious identity, the teaching remain rooted in traditional sources while meeting the realities of contemporary life.

This retreat offers a clear, grounded bridge between introductory mindfulness and the living heart of Buddhist practice.

This retreat is well-suited for meditators, therapists, helpers, and anyone seeking depth without dogma, and a clear bridge between mindfulness and the living heart of Buddhist practice.