January 8-February 12, 2023

How will six weeks of daily mindfulness practice change your life?
We all know that meditation is good for us, but it can be hard to start and maintain a regular practice.
It's no secret that stress can wreak havoc on our health, happiness, and relationships. But did you know that meditating for just 10 minutes each day can help reduce stress?
The Meditation Challenge can help you make meditation a part of your daily routine. With weekly lessons and online group support, you'll get the guidance and motivation you need to make lasting change.
NEXT SESSION
Sundays at 10:15 AM PST - Jan 8 - Feb 12 2023
Limited scholarships and early bird discounts are available. Space is limited and early registration suggested.


Shannon Larson
Meditation is a practice I often gravitate toward when I feel stressed or overwhelmed, but I’ve found it challenging to commit to a daily practice in the past. Darren’s Meditation Challenge helped me set realistic goals and commit to meditation each day by holding myself accountable in a group setting. I enjoyed the sense of community and the opportunity to listen and share my experience in a safe space. Darren provided helpful meditation techniques and an overview in yogic philosophy to understand the benefits and deeper purpose of the practice that I will continue to use for years to come.
COURSE OUTLINE
WEEK ONE
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Overview
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How to Meditate
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Managing Distractions
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Meditation Group Online
WEEK TWO
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Managing Stress with Meditation
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Creating a Consistent Daily Practice
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Meditation Group Online
WEEK THREE
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Meditation and Emotional intelligence
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The Psychology of Meditation
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Meditation Group Online
WEEK FOUR
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Diet for a Deeper Meditation
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Heal Your Mind, Heal the World
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Conclusion
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Meditation Group Online
About Darren
Author and Teacher
For over thirty years, Darren Main has been writing books, teaching yoga and speaking about mindful living. His work has evolved to support yoga teachers and studio owners in growing a successful and ethical yoga business. He currently lives in Northern California with his son Jaden where he teaches yoga in San Francisco’s iconic Grace Cathedral.
