Vita Lumina Collective

We will practice and discuss the value of connecting to community and to ourselves.

If you can, please bring a food or drink item to share for our potluck after!

This event is based on Tristan's personal mastery approach, where we learn to make friends with our mind to cultivate personal growth and inner peace. We explore the intersections of Buddhism, Stoicism, modern Psychology, and other approaches towards this goal.

Our practices generally include some of the following:

• Meditation
• Mindfulness
• Metta (Loving-kindness)
• Breathwork
• Sound bath
• Journaling

No experience with these practices is necessary. Beginners are welcome! Even those of us who have been practicing for years are still learning, and we have so much to learn from each other. As they say in Zen, we must maintain a "beginners mind."

Our discussions are open to a variety of spiritual and scientific approaches to wellbeing, contentment, and enlightenment. We want to hear your ideas, but there's no pressure to speak in the group. If you prefer to just sit and listen, that's great!

Whether you are seeking to find inner peace, or simply a space to connect with like-minded individuals, we invite you to join us on this journey.

Cost: There is no cost to attend, but contributions are appreciated through Venmo @VitaLuminaCo. Please do not feel any pressure to contribute if you are unable. Your presence is enough!

To bring:

• Blanket, cushion, and/or chair
• Water bottle
• You may also want a hat and/or sunglasses
• Journal & pen/pencil (optional)
• Food and/or beverages to share (optional)

Location: Silver Lake grassy patch, next to Silver Lake Rec Center (South of the lake): https://maps.app.goo.gl/RyPio7rJRPcT2nmb7
NOTE: This is NOT the meadow, which is further north.

Parking: There should be street parking available.

Tristan is a meditation teacher, pre-licensed therapist, business lawyer, and author. He is a founder of Vita Lumina Collective