Meditation

Awake Awareness

Compassion

Nature Connection

Meditation • Awake Awareness • Compassion • Nature Connection •

 

The home of accessible meditation practices – created within the local Santa Barbara community, with members around the world

 

Practicing with your community builds resilience, deepens our compassion, and creates a network of support

 

We are a non-profit organization. Your support and contributions allow us to keep our doors open and to provide free meditations to a diverse and wide community

Mindfulness meditation is the foundation of concentration and settling practices

Thousands of years of cultivated mindfulness knowledge and proven practices help us to train our minds and can enable us to find peace.

 

Awake Awareness is the new frontier, freeing you in your daily life

These meditations help you to connect with a field of awareness that can open you to love and stability in everyday life.

Building sustainable compassion for self, others, and our world.

The Buddha called compassion “tenderness of heart.” With compassion, our hearts and minds can gradually soften. We begin a process of healing by first offering the feeling quality of tenderness towards ourselves.

We use Nature Connection to grow out support network internally for ourselves, and externally for the world

Through a combination of mindfulness and sensory awareness we can engage with the natural world in ways that help us physically, emotionally, spiritually, and ecologically.

Our highly skilled group of teachers hosts meditations every day of the week.

We welcome you to join us, either in person or online.

Our guiding teacher

Radhule Weininger PHD, MD

Radhule is a clinical psychologist and teacher of Buddhist meditation and Buddhist psychology. She is the co-founder and guiding teacher of Mindful Heart Programs

RADHULE’S NEW BOOK

Healing Spiritual Homesicknes

A Direct Path to Loving Awareness

In a time of collective anxiety and fragmentation, this book offers a grounded response. Rather than bypassing pain or amplifying urgency, it points directly to the inexhaustible source of steadiness already present within awareness itself.

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