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Beginner's Course in Acem Meditation over a weekend

This basic course in Acem meditation is based in New York. The course consists of two meetings - Saturday and Sunday. You will receive individual instruction at the first day. You have the opportunity to discuss your experiences with others.

Venue:  Scandinavian House, 58 Park Avenue, four blocks south of Grand Central Station. 

About the course

What results do previous participants report?

  • Stress management – Acem Meditation can help you cope better with the stress and challenges of everyday life.
  • Better sleep quality - After practicing Acem Meditation, many say that their sleep has improved, and that they feel more relaxed.
  • Improved concentration - Both the experience of previous participants and research show that Acem Meditation contributes to increased presence of mind and the ability to concentrate.
  • Greater creativity - Acem Meditation facilitates spontaneity, which opens up creative processes.
  • Inner calmness – learning Acem Meditation can help you reduce obsessive rumination and give you more peace of mind.

 A meditation course that suits everyone

  • If you a looking for a simple and effective technique for stress management.
  • No prior knowledge is required. Our instructors teach you everything you need to meditate as part of your daily routine.
  • The course is based on modern western psychology and teaching methods.
  • You learn through interaction, with plenty of time for discussion.
  • The course is thorough yet inexpensive.
  • Are you a student, working or retired? - It doesn't matter, meditation suits all phases of life.
  • Originating in Scandinavia, Acem Meditation is now taught throughout the world by well- qualified instructors.
  • Acem Meditation is a neutral technique. There are no gurus, and Acem does not require the adoption of any dogma or religious or spiritual framework.

PROGRAM

Saturday, November 21 from 10 am to 4 pm EST:   Individual instruction and group discussion

Sunday, November 22 from 11 am to 1 pm EST:   Group discussion

Instructors