02/09/2026
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UPDATE:
Yoga / Meditative Flow / Wednesday Reset (2.11.26) is PAUSED
We’re switching things up this week...
Instead of Yoga, we will be gathering to watch the Live-Stream Global Loving-Kindness Meditation (Walk for Peace) 4:30 – 7:00 PM
No fee of course
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I truly feel this is an important event to participate in, and gathering together makes it even more powerful.
Following their journey on social media and in the news, seeing the people lining the roads and joining in, has given me real hope for humanity and reminds me that we all want peace.
I hope you will join me. Please come anytime between (4 - 7pm), come in - grab some tea, make yourself comfortable and we will share the experience together.
Same Place 28 S. Potomac St (2R) (Hagerstown Holistic Wellness Space).
We can gather 4pm or after to start watching the livestream at 4:30p.
Please come anytime, even if you can’t make it by 4:30.
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More Info...
The Walk for Peace .usa is a 2,300-mile pilgrimage, Buddhist monks traveling from Fort Worth, TX to Washington, DC, with the intention of cultivating inner peace, shared humanity, national healing, unity, and compassion during a time of deep social and political division.
Venerable Bhikkhu Pannakara, lead monk of the Walk for Peace, teaches that peace is not something given to us, it’s a collective responsibility. He emphasizes that a Global Meditation can be a powerful catalyst for national and world peace.
He reminds us that "there can be no world peace if our inner world is not at peace. When thousands, or millions, meditate simultaneously, it creates a quiet power that radiates outward, counteracting the noise, fear, and division of the modern world."
Peace, he teaches, is not static it’s a vibration. One person meditating creates a ripple. Millions meditating together create a tidal wave of calm.