Some Detachment Is

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Mar 18, 2005 12:00 am

Some Detachment Is

Not A Bad Thing

WOODBURY â A free meditation program, âLiving Beyond The Veil Of Illusion: Practicing Detachment,â on letting go of painful expectations, preconceived notions, old habit patterns, etc, will be hosted by Woodbury Yoga Center on Sunday, March 20.Â Janaki Pierson, the executive director and a co-founder of the yoga center, will discuss how practicing detachment can help anyone live a more peaceful, happy and fulfilling life.Â Â

Â The free program will begin at 6:45 pm, and instruction in meditation will be provided.

Ms. Pierson has been teaching meditation for over 20 years and has been established in her own daily practice for more than 29 years.Â She teaches extensively throughout New England in medical, educational, corporate and community settings.

After the discussion there will be a silent group meditation and an informal tea.

Woodbury Yoga Center, at 122 West Side Road in Woodbury, can be reached by calling 203-263-2254.

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