Meditation Walk at Seward Park
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Seattle, WA 98118 United States
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The SIMS Climate Action Group invites you to another Meditation Walk in the ancient, magical forest at Seward Park on Sunday, April 27, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
We will meet in the meadow adjacent to Shelter #3 across the road from the trailhead and near the bathrooms:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/pgUhDpTj1QxWwuaW9
We’ll have an initial circle, offer a land acknowledgment, followed by suggestions of intentions or ideas for contemplation as we walk for about an hour through the forest. On our walks, we usually stop at a magnificent western redcedar before turning back. On this walk, we’ll continue down the main path to a Douglas fir estimated to be between 400 and 500 years old—the oldest tree in Seattle. Please join us for a precious time of deep connection with the natural world.
There is ample parking available, but please carpool or take public transit, if possible. Metro Bus 50 stops a block from the park entrance. We can arrange to pick up a limited number of people at the Columbia City light rail station. If you want to be picked up from the light rail station, contact Iris at antwomaniris@gmail.com.
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Seattle, WA 98118 United States
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The SIMS Climate Action Group invites you to another Meditation Walk in the ancient, magical forest at Seward Park on Sunday, April 27, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
We will meet in the meadow adjacent to Shelter #3 across the road from the trailhead and near the bathrooms:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/pgUhDpTj1QxWwuaW9
We’ll have an initial circle, offer a land acknowledgment, followed by suggestions of intentions or ideas for contemplation as we walk for about an hour through the forest. On our walks, we usually stop at a magnificent western redcedar before turning back. On this walk, we’ll continue down the main path to a Douglas fir estimated to be between 400 and 500 years old—the oldest tree in Seattle. Please join us for a precious time of deep connection with the natural world.
There is ample parking available, but please carpool or take public transit, if possible. Metro Bus 50 stops a block from the park entrance. We can arrange to pick up a limited number of people at the Columbia City light rail station. If you want to be picked up from the light rail station, contact Iris at antwomaniris@gmail.com.