<p>With inspiration from the beloved Mr. Rogers, our neighborhood came together again today to talk about suffering as the friction caused by resisting what is. And how hard but beneficial it is to release it. Reading from Jack Kornfield's The Wise Heart. Then we sat in meditation together. May it be of benefit.</p>

With inspiration from the beloved Mr. Rogers, our neighborhood came together again today to talk about suffering as the friction caused by resisting what is. And how hard but beneficial it is to release it. Reading from Jack Kornfield's The Wise Heart. Then we sat in meditation together. May it be of benefit.

It's A Workable Day In The Neighborhood - 3/18/20

At the start of the quarantine and shelter in place orders during the COVID19 pandemic, I decided to create a virtual neighborhood stoop on which come together, talk about how we feel, apply some yogic wisdom and do a daily guided meditation.

The first season episodes were all originally on Instagram Live with accompanying video and live participation from guests and we called it "It's A Workable Day In The Neighborhood" for those 32 days.

For Season 2 onward, these weekly, lively, un-polished sessions are called simply "Stoop Sits" so we can keep the neighborly goodness going.

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At the start of the quarantine and shelter in place orders during the COVID19 pandemic, I decided to create a virtual neighborhood stoop on which come together, talk about how we feel, apply some yogic wisdom and do a daily guided meditation. The first season episodes were all originally on Instagram Live with accompanying video and live participation from guests and we called it "It's A Workable Day In The Neighborhood" for those 32 days. For Season 2 onward, these weekly, lively, un-polished sessions are called simply "Stoop Sits" so we can keep the neighborly goodness going.

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It's A Workable Day In The Neighborhood - 3/18/20

It's A Workable Day In The Neighborhood - 3/18/20