Online Hall
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What is the Online Meditation Hall?
The ‘Online Meditation Hall’ is a virtual meditation space, and venue for our online seclusions. It is additionally available for students of the teaching at all times of day – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – outside of formal seclusions. Students can enter this space to sit in meditation while being connected to the pure silence of the hall, and to other students.
During Divine Seclusion with Anadi, all meditation sessions are broadcast live in the online hall, for those who have registered (please see below for further details). Outside of seclusion time, we run an ongoing schedule of 4 formal sittings per day in the hall. During some of the daily sittings, recordings of Anadi’s are played. During other sittings, there is either music or silence. All the sittings begin and end formally, with the sound of three bells. Students are welcome to sit in the hall any time between formal sittings as well.
In terms of the recorded talks, during non-seclusion times, we try to replay full Divine Seclusions of Anadi’s from beginning to end, over the course of a few weeks. During these times, the space is open for all students who are registered with Anadi Teaching. The names of the students sitting in the hall at any given time is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
The Purpose of the Online Meditation Hall
The purpose of this platform is to provide the valuable space of online seclusions, and additionally to offer ongoing support for students between seclusions, through offering a shared, sacred space for our practice.
This virtual space is designed to serve as a timeless and placeless teaching hall, to mirror the seclusion hall when we are away from it.
Students are recommended to sit in the hall whenever they wish, and conduct their daily sittings there. Obviously, this is not compulsory. However, there are clear benefits to having the support of this common space, which will carry the supportive energy of a meditation hall.