Compatible in silent practice? Surely a lot of silent meditations can be 
respectfully practiced together in peace.  
 

 Yogananda silent meditation, Chopra meditation, Oprah’s , Oneness, Sahaja, 
Mindfulness, Zen, Centering Prayer, others, even ™.   This particular 5pm group 
meditation in Fairfield, iowa happens to be a facilitated silent time for 
people to silently practice their meditation in a group with others.    
-JaiGuruYou
 

 

 

 rajawilliamsmith writes:

 

 TM and Quaker meetings don't go together, when we sit down using TM
we use a mantra, learning TM we learn how to use that, we can meditate on bus 
or anywhere, but we are ignoring the outside noise. At a quaker meeting the, 
impulse to speak is defined  as the word of god.  If they want me to go to the 
Dome and give a speech during mediation, than maybe we can go to a Quaker 
meeting and tell them we are meditating.
The silents we have during a Quaker meeting is drawn deeper with the impulse to 
speak the word of god. but once someone says something its starts to be drawn 
away.  If they had to rename the Quaker meeting they should call them spiritual 
hacks.
 

 


---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote :

 A place even for meditators who are without badges for the Domes. The 
Fairfield No-Badge-Nik Group Meditation, weekdays, 5pm at 51 North Court in 
Fairfield, Iowa
 

---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote :

 As a service project, the FF meditating Quakers will be staffing this weekday 
5pm open group meditation downtown
 for this month leading up to Election Day.
 A group meditation even for no-badge-nik meditators..  
 -JaiGuruYou
 

 

---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote :

 Hi Friends 
 
 In support of the collective need for peaceful influences in our lives/world 
we are offering opportunities for a silence-based group meditation.
 

 The 5pm Weekday Group Meditation

 This is an open unprogrammed silence-based meditative experience
 that will last for about an hour.
 At 51 North Court Street, Fairfield, Iowa
 For Weekdays 5pm unto Election Day.

 In the Quaker method
 of practicing meditation,
 as Quakers we have
 no formal creed
 no paid ministers
 no preaching
 no rites
 and,
 speaking during this collective practice only as to where
 speaking out improves upon the silence of the meeting.

 Ours is a silence-based
 corporate spiritual practice.

 This is an old practice.

 Ours is a quiet practice, 
 you are welcome to come in and sit down in silence with us and practice your 
meditation method as your practice is not disruptive of our own silent practice.

 The 5pm Weekday Group Meditation
 is a service project of the Fairfield Iowa Society of Meditating Friends 
(Quakers)
 

 

 

---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote :

 On the 40th Day to the Election.. 

---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote :

 This Weds. A silent meditation at 5:00pm downtown at the Fairfield Square, 
front door facing the Fairfield, Iowa town square..  51 N. Court.  

 

 Hi Friends 
 In support of the collective need for peaceful influences in our lives/world 
we are offering opportunities for a silence-based group meditation.
 

 This is an unprogrammed silence-based meditative experience
 that will last for about an hour.
 

 Meeting As Simple Practicing Meditators we have,
 no formal creed
 no paid ministers
 no preaching
 no rites
 and,
 speaking during this meeting for collective meditation only as to where 
speaking out may improve upon the silence of the meeting.
 

 Ours is a silence-based
 corporate spiritual practice.
 

 This is an old practice,
 

 You are welcome to come in and sit down in silence with us.
 

 A service project of the Fairfield Iowa Society of Meditating Friends 
(Quakers),
 

 #
 #
 

---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote :

 Hi Friends 
 In support of the collective need for peaceful influences in our lives/world 
we are offering opportunities for a silence-based group meditation.
 

 

 Weds. Silent meditation at 5:00pm downtown Fairfield Square, front door,  51 
N. Court. Fairfield, Iowa  

 















  

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