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SUMMARY:Somatic Abolition & Mindfulness Series
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a transformative wellness series that explores som
 atic abolition and mindfulness through movement\, meditation\, and communi
 ty healing..\nhttps://hplct.libnet.info/event/14104790
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Somatic Abolition &amp\; Mindfulness Serie
 s at the Sterling Street Sanctuary and Nature Reserve</p>\n<p>Somatic Abol
 ition &amp\; Mindfulness Series is a 7-week experiential program designed 
 to help participants reconnect with their bodies\, build emotional resilie
 nce\, and engage in practices rooted in racial healing\, mindfulness\, and
  embodied liberation. Through breathwork\, guided meditation\, gentle move
 ment\, and collective reflection\, this series invites participants to exp
 lore what it means to hold space for both personal and communal healing in
  today&rsquo\;s world.</p>\n<p>The series launches with an introductory se
 ssion on Wednesday\, July 31 at the Park Street Library (10:30 AM &ndash\;
  12:00 PM)\, offering a foundational overview of somatic abolition and min
 dfulness practices. The heart of the series continues at the Sterling Stre
 et Sanctuary &amp\; Nature Reserve\, where participants will meet every Th
 ursday from August 1 through September 5\, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM\, surro
 unded by nature and intentional space for healing. The program concludes w
 ith a closing circle and reflection session at the Albany Library on Tuesd
 ay\, September 10 (10:30 AM &ndash\; 12:00 PM).</p>\n<p>This series is ope
 n to adults of all backgrounds and is ideal for those seeking tools for he
 aling from racialized trauma\, stress\, and disconnection. All sessions ar
 e free and open to the public.</p>\nhttps://hplct.libnet.info/event/141047
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