Dear Friends,

You are warmly welcomed to join Liz, Tim and Debbie as we continue our exploration of Beginning Anew, with a focus on Beginner’s Mind.Beginner’s mind is the capacity to meet each moment with openness, curiosity, and humility—free from the weight of what we think we already know. It is one of the inner attitudes that makes Beginning Anew possible: without it, reconciliation can harden into fixed positions; with it, understanding and relationship can be renewed through fresh listening and softened certainty.In this session, we will gently contemplate the question:“Have I had the experience of seeing something as if for the first time—and how might I apply this experience in daily life?”

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Our Monthly Theme will be:

Beginning Anew and Beginner’s Mind.

Beginner’s Mind is described in different ways:
The mind of love is the beginner’s mind (Thich Nhat Hanh).
To begin anew is to look deeply and honestly at ourselves, our past actions, speech and thoughts and to create a fresh beginning within ourselves and in our relationships with others.
It’s also a way to be mindful and to come back to ourselves.