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**PymnImmen** · 10-05-2010, 05:53 PM

I have studied for 2 years with Rodney Smith in Seattle. I currently meditate with a group that is Advaita Vedanta but who welcome people of all faiths, including Theravada.

Hi Truelotus,

I did some checking, because I don't live in the USA. I found that Rodney Smith teaches at the Seattle Insight Meditation Society. I'm therefore wondering if it might still be possible for you to get some meditation instruction from that group by phone or e-mail if its too far away.

Anyway, I'm not a meditation instructor myself, so I'm not sure how best to advise you - all I can say is that I really admire your continued interest and involvement and to most definately "keep practising" as Element has said already.

Element has given you some very good advice - and he's an experienced meditator himself.

with kind wishes,

Aloka-D

Cold wet and windy here in the UK !

10-05-2010, 05:53 PM	#21
PymnImmen Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 528 Senior Member	I have studied for 2 years with Rodney Smith in Seattle. I currently meditate with a group that is Advaita Vedanta but who welcome people of all faiths, including Theravada. Hi Truelotus, I did some checking, because I don't live in the USA. I found that Rodney Smith teaches at the Seattle Insight Meditation Society. I'm therefore wondering if it might still be possible for you to get some meditation instruction from that group by phone or e-mail if its too far away. Anyway, I'm not a meditation instructor myself, so I'm not sure how best to advise you - all I can say is that I really admire your continued interest and involvement and to most definately "keep practising" as Element has said already. Element has given you some very good advice - and he's an experienced meditator himself. with kind wishes, Aloka-D Cold wet and windy here in the UK !
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