Imagine an entire school – students, teachers, and administrators – taking time each morning to turn inward together, and listen to a brief mindfulness prompt and world-class music.
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We love collaborating with local, national and international community partners and peoples in a variety of arts programming and mindfulness practices.
We are a small yet mighty team, dedicated to making a big difference with what we have. Your support means the world to us.
Our hearts are overflowing with nourishment from this community. Last Wednesday, August 7, we hosted our annual book launch at The Well. Nearly 50 published poets, friends, and family joined us in person and online representing 9 US states and the UK! Our Curator, Haleh Liza Gafori, graciously welcomed us into this year's theme "Ways of Loving, Ways of Giving," followed by world-premiere readings of 22 heartfelt, powerful, and immensely creative new works of poetry.
Below are a few snapshots that attempt to capture the talent and generosity of this community. Thank you so much to everyone who came together, both online and in person, for our 5th-Anniversary Mindful Poetry Book Launch. It truly was a special event.
Books are still available for sale online at TheWell.World/Store. If you'd like us to post your reading from the event on our social channels, please reach out to us!
We hope you'll continue to join our Mindful Poetry community at our next virtual gathering on Wednesday October 23, 2024, 3-4 pm (EST).
Haleh Liza Gafori joined us online to begin the book launch.
Guests explore instruments at The Well.
Holly Brians Ragusa kicked off the readings with her poem "Alone With A World Wrapped In Grief."
Poet Julie Klear Essakalli and family.
Amy Kurlansky read her poem "Good company" from Zoom.
Charli Littleton, Program Manager at The Well, presents The Well's table of publications.
Kori Martodam reading her poem "Daydream: A Coke and Opium."
Bryce Kessler, Director at The Well, gracefully managed our complicated tech setup for the evening.
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Our programs have been nourishing the community since 2005. In 2019, we became the non-profit, A Mindful Moment.
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