Meditation for World Peace at Stone Mountain Park
About this Event
Grant Park Meditation, Georgia Buddhist Camp, and present:
On Saturday,July 18th, please join us with Buddhist monk from the Walk for Peace, Phra Ajarn Maha Dam Phommasan from , and local venerable monastics to set an intention for inner peace and the happiness of all beings. In Buddhist practice, peace begins within—through non-violence, loving-kindness, and mindfulness. The calm and compassion we cultivate in our hearts ripple outward to our families, communities, and the wider world.
Register in advance at https://www.grantparkmeditation.org is appreciated so we can know how many people are coming.
DIRECT REGISTRATION LINK HERE
Carilon Pavilion at StoneMountain Park
Agenda:
Reciting the Three Refuges in different Buddhist traditions (Pali, English)
Reciting the Buddha’s Loving-Kindness Meditation (Pali, English)
Sitting and walking meditations
Community discussion and connection
Dedication of merit and prayer for world peace
Suggested items to bring:
A mat, blanket, or chair to sit outside
Water bottle
Sunscreen and bug repellent
Picnic snacks or lunch if you’d like to stay and enjoy the park together afterward
Pavilion near the Carillon https://maps.app.goo.gl/5fg21AEzWF3vBBMk9
*Location and schedule subject to change
(subject to change, weather permitting)
Everyone is welcome—families, children, and people of all ages. Stay as long as you like, bring a mat, have a picnic, and spend time connecting with the community and monastics.
Etiquette when greeting monastics:
In many Buddhist cultures, it is customary to keep a respectful distance and greet monastics with a gentle bow (añjali) as a sign of respect. If you are new, feel free to simply observe and follow along.
✨ Free and open to all. Donations and offerings are welcome for the teachers.
Please note: Stone Mountain Park charges $20 for a one day parking pass or $40 for an annual pass. Carpooling is recommended.
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