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In-person meeting Sunday ( NO ZOOM ON SUNDAY),
6 – 7:30pm, at 525 W. Oak St, United Way Building.
Entrance on the S. W corner, Whitcomb street side. Down the ramp to the garden level door.
Zoom meetingThursday 6 – 7:30 pm. MST
Time: This is a recurring meeting Meeting, Thursday at 6 – 7:30 pm.
Please join by 5:55 pm
Join Zoom Meeting by clicking the link below, or enter the Meeting ID and Password in your zoom page.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84674133017?pwd=bFlUalRlVzNCempDMU1rNkphbnJZZz09
Meeting ID: 846 7413 3017
Passcode: 783155
If you are using only a phone, audio only, try using the San Jose # 1 669…….. to link in.
To join only by phone, find your local phone number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/ktUFsQDb
One tap mobile
+13462487799,,4854216966#,,#,456271# US (Houston)
+16699006833,,4854216966#,,#,456271# US (San Jose)
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If you would care to make a donation it would be appreciated.
You will need to download the app for Venmo and then you can access the donation site with – @heartofrecovery-145
Everyone is welcome. There is no cost, and no requirement for meditation experience.
Heart of Recovery is a weekly meeting that joins Buddhist meditation, and 12-step work in order to connect to and engage in a commitment to recovery from addiction, addictive behaviors and patterns in our lives. We provide basic meditation instruction, group meditation, and work with a twelve-step, Buddhist/spiritual understanding of recovery. Everyone is invited to participate regardless of any affiliation or non-affiliation with any religious view or 12- step program.
This gathering is not associated with any 12-step program, and is not intended to replace a 12-step program, any counseling or care you may be in. We suggest you use this meeting as a supplement to deepen your recovery and enhance your spiritual connection.
Our format begins with introductions; a brief instruction on meditation, followed by a 20-minute sitting. The group leader will then share a brief reading. The floor will be open for sharing and discussion for around 45 minutes. We will end with a brief period of meditation and a closing dedication.
We recognize that the anonymity and confidentiality, of who is present here and what is said here, are essential principals to respect.
(Recovery) -”Sobriety is finding a new way of living that involves engagement where there was withdrawal; generosity where there was self-centeredness; community where there was isolation; joy where there was bitterness; trust where there was cynicism.”
– Kevin Griffin, One Breath at a Time: Buddhism and the Twelve Steps.