My friend invited me to join her this morning for Ayurveda yoga in the gorgeous hall behind St Paul’s Anglican Church. Despite the heat, the hall was cool due the high ceilings, wooden floors and 4 fans circulating air. It’s a wonderfully relaxing way to start your Saturday morning. 10-11.15am, followed by sharing some food and a chat outside near the fountain and olive trees. Bring your yoga mat, stretch ropes and blocks. Payment by donation 😉. #stpaulsanglicanchurch
Mind & Mental Wellbeing Beaconsfield
Zen Group of Western Australia
A lay Zen community in the Diamond Sangha lineage, sitting zazen every Thursday evening at the Beaconsfield church hall since its founding in 1982 — newcomers arrive at six for orientation.
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What it’s like
Teachers Mari Rhydwen Roshi and Glenn Wallis Roshi guide the practice, with monthly sits on country, quarterly intensive sitting days and an annual multi-day sesshin. Runs on dana; mats and chairs provided.
Quiet, still, in a group.
you are happy in a class with other people, you can give it most of a morning, and you would rather not pay for a first try.
The experience
Before your first visit
Also offered: Weekly zazen (Thursdays), Newcomer orientation, Quarterly zazenkai, Annual sesshin retreat
- Typical session
- 120 minutes
- Group size
- Class sized (12 or more)
- The band the practice lists, not a set class size
- Next session
- Zazen · Thursdays 6:30pm, Beaconsfield
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Getting there
Address
St Paul's Anglican Church Hall, 162 Hampton Road, Beaconsfield WA 6162
Get directions (opens Google Maps)- Distance
- 16 km from the CBD Distances calculated from OpenStreetMap data.
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- Physical effort
- Quietness
- Social atmosphere
- Hands-on support
- Price accessibility
- Beginner friendliness
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From Google
Such a beautiful Church built over 100years ago with awesome garden, event hall and great space. You feel the peace n God's presence. It's like a small town church in Europe with flowers n pretty landscape and people are so friendly and welcoming. I am so going to take photos with a nice dress and hat next time I go again. Their Sunday service is at 9.15am every week. Anyone is welcomed.
Very unique place in Fremantle, because not only Christians use it for worship every Sunday morning but also the Muslims. The Salaah Jum'ah (Sholat Jum'at) also held there every Friday afternoon (around 1 PM) in the hall rear left the church. Free parking space is available & you can take Wuddu' at the toilet left the building. Just remember, Salaah Jum'ah is NOT HELD there on Public Holiday (like Good Friday or Australia day). ALLAHUAKBAR! The beauty of difference *love& respect
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Where is Zen Group of Western Australia?
St Paul's Anglican Church Hall, 162 Hampton Road, Beaconsfield WA 6162.
What does Zen Group of Western Australia offer?
Weekly zazen (Thursdays), Newcomer orientation, Quarterly zazenkai, Annual sesshin retreat.
How much does Zen Group of Western Australia cost?
Free or by donation, as listed by the practice.
How do I book with Zen Group of Western Australia?
Directly with the practice, through their website. Oria Haven takes no bookings for it and no commission on them.
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