Seeing Clearly
Introduction to Full Presence mindfulness (FPM)
Tuesdays, September 16 – October 7 (4 weeks)
6:15 – 7:45pm
Cost: $40 – $120 (see codes below)
Student discount: $10
2210 Harold Way, Berkeley, CA 94704
Uncover hidden dimensions in your daily life through the practice of Full Presence mindfulness. By decentering ourselves and tuning into the full expanse of the field of experience, we can unlock hidden potential in our daily lives. The course introduces foundational grounding practices while also inviting students to tune into dynamics that are usually overlooked in experience, including our senses and our lived stories. Being fully present helps us gain clarity on the feelings and intentions that pervade ordinary experience.
This course incorporates theory and practice in roughly equal parts. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to sign up; experienced practitioners seeking a supportive practice environment and community are also encouraged to sign up.
Sliding Scale Cost
This course is offered on a sliding scale. Enter the following discount codes at checkout to choose the most appropriate rate:
SPACE33 (to pay $80)
SPACE66 (to pay $40)
The sliding scale is for the purpose of economic justice, allowing those who have benefited from unjust and inequitable systems to cover a greater share of the costs of the course.
Students may use the student discount code to pay $10: UCBSTUDENT
Instructor
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Morgan WellsExecutive Director
Morgan Wells (she/her) is the executive director of CCI. She is a practitioner of TSK and also identifies as a secular, engaged Mahayana Buddhist. Morgan has studied extensively with Jack Petranker and other senior students of Tarthang Tulku since 2007. She completed the Nyingma Institute’s Path & Practices of Liberation program (1,200 hours) in 2010 and Four-Month Human Development Training Retreat (638 hours) in 2014. She has also supported Jack Petranker in developing Full Presence Mindfulness since its inception in 2017. Morgan is a lecturer and academic program director at University of California College of the Law, San Francisco, teaching introductory courses in U.S. law and legal systems and scholarly writing. Morgan is also an adoring parent of twin girls alongside her husband, Kevin.
