Details
Christelle Chopard offers a guided Meditation through the dharmic wheel – to facilitate your balance through life transitions. The dharmic wheel facilitates the liberation of stress response mechanism to lead you to your natural path of dharma. A 20-minutes guided meditation with 5 minutes introduction prior to the experience, and some time for q/a after the meditation. Held at 6 am PT/ 9 am ET/ 2 pm GMT. Christelle Chopard initiated her career as holistic therapist and health coach in 1992. She has been leading seminars and dharmic experiences worldwide. With more than 30 years of experience in yoga, meditation and coaching she continues to support the wellbeing of the people with compassion and clarity. www.dharmi.com www.christellechopard.ch Find out more about Christelle by clicking the “Faculty” button. Join for free by clicking the “Join” button. Times are listed in Pacific Time. Note the time converter above. Each session is recorded and uploaded to the Feast’s YouTube channel so if you miss the practice, you can watch it at your convenience. See the link above for access to our YouTube channel.
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When & Where
January 30, 2025 (6:00 am) – January 30, 2025 (7:00 am)
Virtual on Zoom – Click the Join Button to Attend
About the Feast
The Feast for the Soul is a 40-day worldwide spiritual practice immersion during which thousands of people of all ages, from a wide variety of spiritual and religious traditions, make a commitment to deepen their spiritual practice and expand their awareness. The Feast is observed each year on January 15th and concludes on February 23rd. It is now in its 18th year of helping people deepen their spiritual practice and create compassionate communities. The Feast is offered free of charge and is open to people everywhere. Typically, the session runs for 40-minute session: 10 minutes of teaching/introducing the meditation, 20 minutes of practice, and a wrap up with Q & A for 10 minutes. Most sessions are recorded and uploaded to the Feast’s YouTube channel so if you miss the practice, you can watch it at your convenience. See the link above for access to our YouTube channel.