Post by Eddie on Sept 18, 2024 15:21:52 GMT -5
Registration:
doodle.com/sign-up-sheet/participate/33178081-c2b7-41f1-b058-fa825792372e/select
Date and Time: 2024-10-26 at 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Humanics Sanctuary Sculpture Park
How to find us: Meet at parking lot
The entrance fee to this park is $10 per person. Parking is free.
Footage from walk in Jun, 2023:
www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1485079922254944&ref=sharing
Video, picture and description:
www.capitalgems.ca/humanics-sanctuary-and-sculpture-park.html
This is a repeat walk from last year's series of events. We will be doing a chanting and meditation session at the Humanics Sanctuary and Sculpture Park. There will be equal portions of chanting/meditation, sharing circle with tea and snack, and walking in the woods. The trail is not very long (approx 2 km).
During this event, we will be meditating or performing forest therapy walks for three sessions of 15-20 min (~50 - 60 min). Please make sure you're comfortable with this before signing on to this walk. Afterwards tea and small snack will be offered, followed by a tour at the site. No pets for this walk please.
Description:
It sounds improbable: Over 60 sculptures from such far-distant places as Zimbabwe, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka transported to a woodsy east-Ottawa enclave with the ambitious objective of elevating human consciousness and goodness. Yet that’s exactly what the Humanics Sanctuary and Sculpture Park in Cumberland is all about.
The sanctuary and park is an inspired and inspiring collection of demanding trails, a snaking ravine, soaring maples and pines, and dozens of niches, terraces, and unexpected promontories where sculptures — some of stone, some of mechanical odds and ends including spark plugs and gears — remind us that such qualities as respect, mercy, and love unite mankind.
The 11-acre site also includes a meditation area of elemental rocks and trees, scattered stone benches, a pond with koi, and a large grassy area. Zones dedicated to major religions include areas for celebrations, ceremonies, and religious services. It is at once serene, provocative, and deeply rejuvenating.
doodle.com/sign-up-sheet/participate/33178081-c2b7-41f1-b058-fa825792372e/select
Date and Time: 2024-10-26 at 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Humanics Sanctuary Sculpture Park
How to find us: Meet at parking lot
The entrance fee to this park is $10 per person. Parking is free.
Footage from walk in Jun, 2023:
www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1485079922254944&ref=sharing
Video, picture and description:
www.capitalgems.ca/humanics-sanctuary-and-sculpture-park.html
This is a repeat walk from last year's series of events. We will be doing a chanting and meditation session at the Humanics Sanctuary and Sculpture Park. There will be equal portions of chanting/meditation, sharing circle with tea and snack, and walking in the woods. The trail is not very long (approx 2 km).
During this event, we will be meditating or performing forest therapy walks for three sessions of 15-20 min (~50 - 60 min). Please make sure you're comfortable with this before signing on to this walk. Afterwards tea and small snack will be offered, followed by a tour at the site. No pets for this walk please.
Description:
It sounds improbable: Over 60 sculptures from such far-distant places as Zimbabwe, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka transported to a woodsy east-Ottawa enclave with the ambitious objective of elevating human consciousness and goodness. Yet that’s exactly what the Humanics Sanctuary and Sculpture Park in Cumberland is all about.
The sanctuary and park is an inspired and inspiring collection of demanding trails, a snaking ravine, soaring maples and pines, and dozens of niches, terraces, and unexpected promontories where sculptures — some of stone, some of mechanical odds and ends including spark plugs and gears — remind us that such qualities as respect, mercy, and love unite mankind.
The 11-acre site also includes a meditation area of elemental rocks and trees, scattered stone benches, a pond with koi, and a large grassy area. Zones dedicated to major religions include areas for celebrations, ceremonies, and religious services. It is at once serene, provocative, and deeply rejuvenating.