A Mindfulness Community in the Plum Village Tradition
Our Community
The Winston-Salem Community of Mindful Living practices mindfulness in the tradition of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh. We convene three times per week online and in person to practice sitting and walking meditation, read and share inspiring works, and discuss our practice of mindfulness to deepen our mindfulness, concentration, and insight.
Our Philosophy
We follow the Five Mindfulness Trainings of the Plum Village tradition. We are nonsectarian and invite insights and perspectives from all spiritual and religious traditions. Our meetings are open to all without the need for any meditation or mindfulness experience. There are no fees or dues for participating in the community.
Our Practitioners
The Community is co-facilitated by Tim Auman, former Chaplain of Wake Forest University, and lay Dharma teacher Scott Schang.
Practice With Us
Tuesday and Thursday Mornings, 7-7:40 am Eastern (on Zoom only--join by clicking above)
Thursday Evenings, 6:30 to 7:45 pm Eastern in-person only at Parkway United Church of Christ, 1465 Irving St., Winston-Salem 27103
Even months: Dinner at New Sichuan 2125 Silas Creek Pkwy at 5:30 pm on the Fourth Thursday
Odd months: Informal tea at Parkway UCC at 5:30 pm on the Fourth Thursday
Ways to Support
The Winston-Salem Community of Mindful Living is a non-profit that accepts tax-deductible donations. Your donations help us maintain this website, pay rent, and keep Zoom and YouTube Accounts for our practice. You can use:
- Zelle with the tags mindfulws or mindfulwinston
- Venmo to @scottdc1
- PayPal to scottdc1@aol.com