Ecology of Interbeing: A Six-Week Meditation & Philosophy Immersion

with Ro Grace

6 Sundays | 1:00–3:00 PM November 1, 8, 15, 22, December 6 & 13

This immersion is designed for anyone interested in deepening both their meditation practice and understanding of yoga philosophy in supportive community.

Rooted in the contemplative traditions of Yoga and Buddhism, Ecology of Interbeing explores the understanding that nothing exists independently. Drawing from the Yoga Sutras, Advaita Vedanta, and Buddhist philosophy, we'll investigate the nature of the mind, the causes of suffering, and practical pathways toward greater compassion, resilience, and freedom.

Rather than approaching these traditions as abstract philosophy, we will engage them as living teachings—practical tools for deepening our relationship to ourselves, our communities, and the more-than-human world.

Each session includes guided meditation, philosophical inquiry, and meaningful discussion to support integrating the teachings into daily life.

Each gathering builds upon the previous week's exploration, creating a shared journey of practice. Participants are encouraged to enroll in the full immersion.

Part I • Eternal Dharma

History & Context

November 1 & 8

Topics include:

  • The major schools of Indian philosophy

  • Introduction to Advaita Vedanta

  • Karma & Dharma

  • Living in harmony with universal principles

Part II • The Inner Landscape

The Yoga Sutras

November 15 & 22

Topics include:

  • Abhyāsa (steady practice)

  • Vairāgya (non-attachment)

  • The Kleshas (root causes of suffering)

Part III • Interbeing

Buddhist Philosophy

December 6 & 13

Topics include:

  • Impermanence and change

  • Interdependence and Interbeing

  • Moment-to-moment awareness

  • Compassion and discernment

Investment

Six-Week Immersion $275 / $225 for members

Individual Sessions $55 per session

Continuing Education Option

This immersion may be taken as a stand-alone offering or as part of our evolving 300-Hour Advanced Teacher Training Pathway. Participants pursuing continuing education credit will complete additional readings, reflection assignments, a personal meditation practice, and a practicum designed to support the integration of these teachings into both personal practice and skillful teaching.

300-Hour Continuing Education Track $350; Includes:

  • Six live sessions

  • Guided meditation practices

  • Required readings

  • Reflection assignments

  • Home meditation practice

  • Practicum component Faculty feedback

  • CE credit toward the SOLID GOLD YOGI 300-Hour Teacher Training pathway with Yoga Alliance