online introductory sessions on Anapana Meditation for children

  

Introduction to Anapana Meditation for Children

VRI is now conducting online introductory sessions on Anapana Meditation for children. From 1st Feb 2021, the sessions will be held once a week on Sundays at 6 PM , Indian Standard Time (+5.30 GMT).

Language of instruction will be Hindi

These sessions are open to children over 8 years of age. Every session has a joining link as posted below. Advance registration is not required.

At the scheduled time of the session you wish to attend, please click on the link below to join the session.

The Joining link and password is common for all sessions. If you are joining from a mobile device, the Webex app will ask you to enter the session number and password as given below.

All the sessions are the same, you are welcome to attend any of the sessions or more than one session.

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Joining information for Anapana for Children  
Event : 6.00 PM India Time (+5.30 GMT)

Joining Link: https://vrionlinecourse.webex.com/vrionlinecourse/k2/j.php?MTID=t95460c3...

Session number: 184 638 3582
Event Password: 1234

***************************************************VRI is a non-profit organization funded by donations.There are no charges for these Anapana sessions by VRI.
For more information on Children courses, please visit https://www.vridhamma.org/Children-Courses
 

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