The
Meditational
Fellowship
History
The Meditational Fellowship was formed in 1985 at a retreat centre in Cumbria. The membership steadily increased over the years and we continue to run residential weekend retreats each year at centres in different parts of the country.
The Aims of the Fellowship are:
To promote the practice of meditation as an individual discipline and to encourage the formation of meditation groups in different localities through practical guidance in methods and techniques at organised retreats.
To provide opportunities for learning and discussion about various theoretical aspects of meditation, such as, the psychology of meditation and the philosophical and theological factors implicit within the practice, and to explore the religious roots of meditation in the contemplative traditions of the world.
To emphasise the relevance of meditation to daily living as a practice which helps to promote personal growth and social harmony and which enhances in general the quality of life.
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General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
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