Justin diFeliciantonio recently made a pilgrimage to the Kumbh Mela in India. It’s the largest religious gathering in the world, drawing as many as 50 million of Hindus. He’ll talk about the experience. Justin is a friend of the Fellowship and a frequent speaker. He’s also tennis coach, a writer and writing coach, and a … Continue reading Justin diFeliciantonio: a pilgrimage to the Kumbh Mela
The link between well-being and gratitude is well established. In “Breathing Gratitude,” speaker Justin diFeliciantonio will explore how to enhance that connection. Justin is a tennis and wellness coach and a regular practitioner of yoga. He’s also a longtime student of mindfulness and meditation, and he’s a friend of the Fellowship. What happens Sundays? Services … Continue reading Justin diFeliciantonio: “Breathing Gratitude”
Justin diFeliciantonio, a friend of the Fellowship, will explore “Ishta-Devata,” which he describes as “the form of God that is personally relatable and inspiring.” The service starts at 11 a.m. but join us early for coffee and conversation. In addition to a talk, services include a little music, some meditation and optional opportunities to share … Continue reading Justin diFeliciantonio: Ishta-Devata
Justin diFeliciantonio is a friend of the Fellowship, a tennis coach, a writer, a world traveler, and a regular practitioner of yoga. In this service he’ll explore meditation practices and techniques, some of which could come in handy during the end-of-year holidays. Justin also is a longtime student of philosophy, consciousness and wellness practices. He … Continue reading Justin diFeliciantonio: Meditation Misconceptions and Useful Tips
Justin diFeliciantonio describes “cathartic writing” as a technique to “let go of the junk.” In this unusual Sunday talk, he’ll describe the technique, which he teaches to children, and then give us an opportunity to practice it ourselves. “Third graders can do it perfectly,” he said. So, no pressure. Bring the kids, and bring a … Continue reading Justin diFeliciantonio: “Cathartic writing”
Justin diFeliciantonio, who spent most of 2017 India, is a practitioner of yoga and a long-time student of consciousness and wellness practices. His talk—informed by personal explorations—will range from the scientific to the spiritual.
