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EMBRACING THE WHOLE,  WELCOMING THE NEW!
Explorations in Community

Please SAVE THE DATES for upcoming meetings, all on Sundays:
  • June 3, 2018, details below 
  • Sept. 23, 2018 
  • Dec. 2, 2018

NEXT NYMF MEETING

RSVP at rsvp@nymflists.com. A response is not required but it will help us plan.
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Sharing Interests:

​Creating Community and Connection

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TIME: Sunday, June 3, 2018   5:30/6 
Sign-in and networking 5:30
Program begins promptly at 6:00


PLACE:  Judson Memorial Church, 239 Thompson Street (near the corner of Washington Square South) Side Entrance.  Downstairs Meeting Room

COST: Suggested Contribution of $20 to cover rental and refreshment expenses. Cash only please, since we are not able to take credit cards or checks. 

Please BRING your flyers and brochures for our Focusing Community Marketplace Table.

Please INVITE friends and colleagues. While NY Metro Focusing meetings are not introductions to Focusing, we hope newcomers will get a little taste of the Focusing experience and become motivated to learn more by taking an Introduction to Focusing workshop.  
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FBOUT THE PROGRAM

What is more fundamental to human connection than coming together over shared interests? Often, in a NYMetro Focusing meeting we explore a single topic that touches us deeply. At our anniversary celebration we learned there is also an opportunity -- and a hunger -- to create topic-based (and possibly ongoing) groups. 

Tonight we will sense into topics that might inspire such groups, starting with and perhaps expanding on the wide range of suggestions made so far which include: Focusing and Writing, Focusing and Aging, Focusing and Art,  Focusing and the Environment, Focusing and Current-Day Politics, Considering Gendlin's Process Model Together, and Learning More about Focusing. These or other new ideas will inspire two or three break-out groups for Focusing and Focusing-based conversation. 

Then when the full meeting comes together again, we'll get to share in each group's experience and see what seeds to sow for a continually stronger and more enriching community.

​RSVP at rsvp@nymflists.com.  A response is not required but it will help us plan. 

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On your way to the event -- perhaps spare some moments
for a meditative walk through the historic and beautiful Washington Square Park area.​ 


Click here for other ways to 
Explore, Experience, Engage in Focusing