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4worldlovers: Welcome to Rooted In Mindfulness (RIM), a community for all who wish to practice meditation and mindful living, awaken the best within themselves, and co-create a safe and healthy world.

Rooted In Mindfulness is a community of people from all backgrounds who come together to grow our natural capacity for wisdom, compassion, well-being, and true happiness.

Through traditional teachings, meditation, mindful living, and community support, we aim to live in ways that benefit ourselves, others, and our shared world.

Rooted In Mindfulness is committed to sharing the essence of Buddhist wisdom in ways that are universal, inclusive, informed by science, free of dogma, and relevant for everyone regardless of background.

An intentional community provides connection, support, and friendship that can nourish us in a world where we may feel disconnected and unsupported.

Be with others who share an intention to awaken our innate human goodness through meditation and mindful living. Together, we learn and practice ways to reduce harm and nourish well-being within one another and our shared world.

Become a RIM Community Member and participate in events, meditation sessions, dharma talks, classes, community groups, retreats, and much more.

Learn and practice with others. To safely stay connected, sit together, and support each other, Tuesday and Saturday Drop-in classes are now offered in-person at the center or online via zoom! Other classes are held on zoom exclusively.

The Rooted In Mindfulness Learning and Practice Library is an ever-growing resource of guided meditations and organized Dharma teachings carefully created to help you learn and deepen your meditation practice, explore the Dharma, and live more mindfully.

We hope that you find the teachings helpful and invite you to share with others who may benefit.

The full RIM Library will be to open to community members, and some content will be offered freely — to everyone.

RIM is inspired by the spirit of Dana, an ancient Pali language word that means generosity of heart, mind, and action. Dana promotes a healthier, selfless, caring, and grateful world.

Traditionally, Buddhist nuns and monks offer teachings in the spirit of generosity, while the community supports the teachers and the center to the level of their ability. In this same spirit, RIM and its teachers do not charge any fees or tuition and are supported by the community.

As an alternative to a pay-for-service economics model, RIM embraces a generosity-based model. The RIM community is a living gift made possible by the appreciation, goodwill, and generosity of the kind people inspired to give financial support, volunteer, teach, and support one another.