Jim Dalton, Mindfulness Mentor
Mindfulness Training and Practice
Mindfulness Consultations available by Appointment
Contact Info: 503.381-9707
Contact Info: 503.381-9707
2018 Half-Day PIMC Retreats
Deepening Qigong
Practice
August 18th
Bring a treat to share
during the tea break
Cost: $25
No one turned away for lack of funds
Please Register HERE
Mindfulness Practice
Monday Eves. 7:30 PM
Slow down and just sit mindfully
Dharma Talk and Discussion
9240 SW Wilshire St.
Portland 97225
Meditation Class
Wednesday Evenings
7:45 PM
Nature Park
in Beaverton
15655 SW Millikan Way
Beaverton, OR 97006
503/629-6350
Tai Chi Instruction
Tai Chi Instruction
Garden Home
in Beaverton
Mondays at 9:00 AM
Tai Chi For Better Balance
Tuesdays at 6:00 PM
24 Step Yang Style
7475 SW Oleson Rd
Portland, OR 97223
503-629-6341
Tai Chi at Nature Park
Principles of Tai Chi
Wednesdays at 6:00
15655 SW Millikan Way
Beaverton, OR 97006
503/629-6350
Your Support is greatly appreciated.
Embodied Mindfulness Practice
What does it mean to to be a Mindfulness Coach? It means sharing the practice of mindful movement and mindful stillness. It means cultivating a warm inner awareness that enriches all aspects of life. It means linking meditation practice with mindfulness in daily life. It means embracing a balanced and harmonic movement practice. My overall goal is to share what I have learned about embodying physical awareness, calming the emotions, and resting in the mind.
The science of mindfulness can be taught. It includes several key points: establishing a training methodology, examining our assumptions about the realms of the brain, the body and the mind, learning to bring an insightful point of view into the workings of the mind and the body
Even more important is sustaining a practice with consistency of intention and rhythm. A mentor can be a helpful guide in establishing that sustained energy.
How do we learn to integrate mind and body?
How do we rest in the body? In the mind?
How do we cultivate a plastic, resilient brain?
Some of us have been working with these questions for a long time. We learn by working together, and we can point the way for others who are drawn in the same directions. As current brain research opens new horizons and new fields of inquiry, the practice of mindfulness can support an integrated approach to all these questions.
Contact Information
| Jim Dalton 9240 SW Wilshire St. Portland, OR 97225 503.292-6951 |
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Wisdom of the Masters
This is how a human being can change.
There is a worm
addicted to eating grape leaves.
Suddenly, he wakes up,
call it grace, whatever, something
wakes him, and he is no longer a worm.
He is the entire vineyard,
and the orchard too, the fruit, the trunks,
a growing wisdom and joy
that does not need to devour.
“When people see some things as beautiful,
other things become ugly.
other things become ugly.
When people see some things as good,
other things become bad.”
“Shape clay into a vessel;
It is the space within that makes it useful.
Cut doors and windows for a room;
It is the holes which make it useful.
Therefore benefit comes from what is there;
Usefulness from what is not there.”