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    Heramba Mental Healthcare

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Uplift Yourself

    Uplift Yourself

    5.0
    (6 reviews)
    18.4 mi

    I was overworked for many years and my body got to the point of feeling tired everyday from head to…read moretoe. For some time now, I have stopped working and I've been trying to rest/heal myself. During this time, I have tried meditation, yoga, swimming, etc. None of them got me very excited. I found Uplift Yourself through a meet-up website and decided to give it a try. I learned that they are a non-profit organization, so anyone is welcome to join their class, regardless of the tuition. Also, I was fortunate to spend some time alone with one of the Qigong teachers, Kathy Fogarty. The individualized attention I received from her was truly a blessing. I also noticed that I have had less stress and tension in my body whenever I am in this place. I think I finally found something that I will enjoy doing and gives great benefit to myself mentally and physically.

    Uplift Yourself was a gem to find! The practice of Qi Gong has helped calm my mind, relaxed me and…read moregiven me tools to use when I begin feeling stressed. The group of teachers and staff at Uplift Yourself are incredibly welcoming, friendly and intelligent. Their monthly Open House events are an easy "in" to learn more, and wonderful that they are free for the community!

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    This is our large meditation room.
    This is our large meditation room.
    Welcome to Uplift Yourself. Come on in and have a cup of tea. Learn some Qigong your first class is complimentary.
    Welcome to Uplift Yourself. Come on in and have a cup of tea. Learn some Qigong your first class is complimentary.
    Our Uplift Yourself waiting room is cozy and welcomes our community. Feel free to grab a cup of tea.

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    Our Uplift Yourself waiting room is cozy and welcomes our community. Feel free to grab a cup of tea.
    The Zenful

    The Zenful

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    8.7 mi

    I was at my lowest when I finally decided to pursue meditation seriously and called Neeru to start…read moretaking sessions with her. I got to know about her through a friend. My life seemed to be slipping off at that - my marriage, my sanity, almost everything. I had been on anxiety medicines again since last 3 years and seeing a therapist who had sown the seed of meditation in my mind when I started reading books about it and practicing with cell phone apps. Once I started my sessions with Neeru and practiced diligently I started seeing changes surprisingly very quickly. Neeru is great teacher who provides the complete context of all your questions and talks you through the things on your mind and how to focus on getting rid of them via meditation. My presence of mind was getting better and the biggest change was my heart palpitations completely stopped within 4 months. The course was for 6 weeks but I continue to meditate and can't thank Neeru enough for helping me get where I am today. I would seriously suggest anyone to try this out and as I feel this would be the best investment you'll make for yourself ever.

    I'm so glad I completed the course. Neeru is a caring and observant life coach in addition to…read moreintroducing meditation practices. Over the six weeks I made many surprising discoveries, not only about how my mind is affecting my everyday approach to stress, but also how my past has impacted my view of self. She left me with a goal of total self love which will benefit me and also the world around me. In my case at least this course was much more than simply learning to meditate. It will impact my approach to life and feelings about the mind going forward.

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    Reiki Healing
    Reiki Healing
    Essential Oils and incense sticks for meditation
    Essential Oils and incense sticks for meditation
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    Puget Sound Zen Center

    Puget Sound Zen Center

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    12.0 mi

    I have been attending the Puget Sound Zen Center, both on Vashon and more recently in West Seattle,…read morefor about three years. It is a wonderfully open, cheerful, and thoughtful community, both for experienced practitioners and for those coming for the first time. There are great tips for first-timers here: https://pszc.org/new-to-zen/. I would add two quick things if you are coming for the first time. First, it is a good idea to arrive 15-20 minutes early, regardless of which meditation you attend. It is helpful to get a few pointers on where to sit and what to expect. People will be glad to offer suggestions, and there is always someone assigned specifically to help newcomers. Just ask for "the Shoji." Second, if you do not need wheelchair access, the entrance is right up the steps in the front of the building. The front is the side that looks out on the driveway where you drove in. Like Zen itself, the place has many doors. Like Zen itself, this can be a little confusing. If you need a more accessible entrance, the double doors will be on your right. If they are not open, just knock and someone will no doubt let you in. There is also a satellite Zen Center in West Seattle that meets on Monday nights at Fauntleroy UCC. You can find the schedule and other information for both Zen Centers here: https://pszc.org/.

    Warm, supportive community dedicated to learning and applying Zen principles. The practice is…read morerooted in a centuries-old tradition (Rinzai Zen), which feels strong, something I can lean into. When you first start, it might feel foreign, very different, but don't let that dissuade you; the practice, here, is to be true to the discipline while also learning how to teach & apply it in our culture. I also love that there are so many ways to be involved -- from working in the meditation garden, or working in the food garden (food is donated to the food bank), the Racial Healing group - or sitting in meditation on Zoom (every day there's at least one sit). But the thing I appreciate the most is the feeling I get that everyone is sincere, not judgmental or self-righteous. Really just learning how to practice no-self and, from within, transform greed, hatred and ignorance (the vows we say at every sit).

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    Koshin, the abbot, giving a dharma talk after a Sunday sit in the zendo.
    Koshin, the abbot, giving a dharma talk after a Sunday sit in the zendo.
    Walking up to the entry on the day of our temple dedication (September 2022)
    Walking up to the entry on the day of our temple dedication (September 2022)
    Working in the vegetable garden. Food is donated to the food bank.

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    Working in the vegetable garden. Food is donated to the food bank.

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