The Tau Community of Saint Francis, an Interfaith lay monastic community in Cumbria, UK, has formally asked to affiliate with the Order of Universalus Monks. The O.U.M. welcomes wholeheartedly our Sister community in the United Kingdom, as we now spread our universal message internationally.
Namaste
The Order of Universalus Monks
Monday, October 11, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Monday, October 4, 2010
Live Prayer Vigil From the Monastery of Saint Francis of the Celtic Assisi of the South Lakes, United Kingdom
Please join our Brother Sean for a Live Prayer Vigil From the Monastery of Saint Francis of the Celtic Assisi of the South Lakes, United Kingdom, dedicated to Interfaith Unity and Global Peace. Brother Sean is the Founder and Spiritual Director of the Tau Community of Franciscan Monks. The prayer vigil is nightly from 10.00pm - 11.00pm (GMT )6.00pm - 7.00pm (EST) 11.00pm -12.00pm (CET) Please join Brother Sean and allow your heart to embrace Source through the Natural World - The Franciscan Soul of Unity-Peace-Simplicity- Humility and Compassion. http://www.livestream.com/virtualmonasteryofsaintfrancis
Evocative Meditation event. Sunday, Nov 7th at 5 p.m.
This is definitely not your usual quiet mind meditation!
Evocative group meditation uses taped chants as background for you to go to a deeper meditative state and approach the Universal Source. Chants include Native American, Kirtan, a part of the path of Devotional Yoga, Hebrew Kirtan, Gregorian chant, and others. It is important to pay attention to images and other sensations that may arise during the meditation experience as it can be the Source communicating with you through images. At the end of the meditation period, there will be a brief period of time to share your experiences if you choose to. You are welcome to bring percussion instruments (hand drums, etc), to drum along with the chants. To register for this free event go to our Meetup page.
Evocative group meditation uses taped chants as background for you to go to a deeper meditative state and approach the Universal Source. Chants include Native American, Kirtan, a part of the path of Devotional Yoga, Hebrew Kirtan, Gregorian chant, and others. It is important to pay attention to images and other sensations that may arise during the meditation experience as it can be the Source communicating with you through images. At the end of the meditation period, there will be a brief period of time to share your experiences if you choose to. You are welcome to bring percussion instruments (hand drums, etc), to drum along with the chants. To register for this free event go to our Meetup page.
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