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Women’s Dharma Meditation now at C3 in The Moore Institute every Saturday at 6:30 pm

 

The Women’s Dharma meditation meeting is a community of women who
are using the practices of mindfulness, compassion, forgiveness, and
generosity to heal the pain and suffering in their lives and the lives of
loved ones. The path of practice we follow is called the Four Noble Truths.
This is a meeting to help bring a deeper understanding of the four noble
truths to women specifically. This meeting is here for women to come and
share their own experience, insights, successes and difficulties with the
path of practice. The Women’s Dharma Meditation Meeting is an effort to
bring the community of women, who are interested in the buddhist
perspective, together.
This approach is based on the Buddhist understanding that “Everyone
has the power and potential to free themselves from suffering”. We feel
that the power of the Buddha’s teachings, if applied, will relieve suffering
of all kinds.

 

Pam Moore

Author Pam Moore

Pam received her Master’s of Social Work from the University of Alabama in 1993. She has worked both as a manager and a principal therapist at The Moore Institute. Her major interests are in addiction disorders, co-dependency, trauma, and mood disorders. Pam works with individuals couples and families. She is an intuitive, interactive solution-focused therapist. She integrates complementary methodologies and techniques so she can offer a highly personalized approach to each of her clients with compassion and understanding. She works with clients to help them build on their strengths. Pam developed The Method which is featured in her book Show Me The Way while working through her own personal struggles. She received so much help from The Method she offered it to her clients with great success. Pam also authored 3 books titled Unhook and live Free, Show Me The Way, and a meditative journal titled Inward to the Kingdom, a Six Week Journey. She is Vice President of the Addiction Research Foundation, as well as the President of The Moore Institute.

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