Online Offerings

Join us for one or two rounds of 25-minute sitting periods via Zoom at 7:00am & 7:30am New York time. For the link and password, please contact info@springwatercenter.org. This is a donation-based event.

Toni Packer Talk and Dialogue

Listen again, freshly.

Schedule (ET)

1:30 pm 
25-minute meditation

2:00 pm
Recorded Talk by Toni Packer

Following Talk
1-hour Dialogue

Participants are welcome to join as their schedules permit.

This event is donation-based with contributions greatly appreciated.

For more information, including the Zoom access details, please email info@springwatercenter.org.

Springwater Center online silent meditation retreats are unique. The different aspects of retreat are offered as resources rather than requirements. Without the subtle pressure to fit into a particular way of being, there is space for curiosity and wonder to discover what is alive for us in each moment. 

Each online retreat has a daily schedule with meditation periods, talks, private meeting possibilities with the retreat facilitator and other participants, and group dialogues. All activities are optional and all participants are free to interact with retreat in a way that works for them. The only requirement is to participate in silence.

 Springwater Center's Teaching Committee has invited Liz Heron to lead the January 2025 4-Day Retreat as a guest facilitator. Liz came to Springwater Center in the mid-1990s and was deeply touched by the teachings of Toni Packer. A trustee of the Center for many years, she lives in the woods of New Hampshire in a shared home with other people who sit at Springwater. She is an educator who mentors puzzled children, young adults, and their families through life and school. Liz also works with trauma and supports difficult conversations with people of all ages. 

Register here or email info@springwatercenter.org with questions or for more details.

Springwater Center online silent meditation retreats are unique. The different aspects of retreat are offered as resources rather than requirements. Without the subtle pressure to fit into a particular way of being, there is space for curiosity and wonder to discover what is alive for us in each moment. 

Each online retreat has a daily schedule with meditation periods, talks, private meeting possibilities with the retreat facilitator and other participants, and group dialogues. All activities are optional and all participants are free to interact with retreat in a way that works for them. The only requirement is to participate in silence.

 Springwater Center's Teaching Committee has invited Liz Heron to lead the January 2025 4-Day Retreat as a guest facilitator. Liz came to Springwater Center in the mid-1990s and was deeply touched by the teachings of Toni Packer. A trustee of the Center for many years, she lives in the woods of New Hampshire in a shared home with other people who sit at Springwater. She is an educator who mentors puzzled children, young adults, and their families through life and school. Liz also works with trauma and supports difficult conversations with people of all ages. 

Register here or email info@springwatercenter.org with questions or for more details.

Springwater Center online silent meditation retreats are unique. The different aspects of retreat are offered as resources rather than requirements. Without the subtle pressure to fit into a particular way of being, there is space for curiosity and wonder to discover what is alive for us in each moment. 

Each online retreat has a daily schedule with meditation periods, talks, private meeting possibilities with the retreat facilitator and other participants, and group dialogues. All activities are optional and all participants are free to interact with retreat in a way that works for them. The only requirement is to participate in silence.

 Springwater Center's Teaching Committee has invited Liz Heron to lead the January 2025 4-Day Retreat as a guest facilitator. Liz came to Springwater Center in the mid-1990s and was deeply touched by the teachings of Toni Packer. A trustee of the Center for many years, she lives in the woods of New Hampshire in a shared home with other people who sit at Springwater. She is an educator who mentors puzzled children, young adults, and their families through life and school. Liz also works with trauma and supports difficult conversations with people of all ages. 

Register here or email info@springwatercenter.org with questions or for more details.

Springwater Center online silent meditation retreats are unique. The different aspects of retreat are offered as resources rather than requirements. Without the subtle pressure to fit into a particular way of being, there is space for curiosity and wonder to discover what is alive for us in each moment. 

Each online retreat has a daily schedule with meditation periods, talks, private meeting possibilities with the retreat facilitator and other participants, and group dialogues. All activities are optional and all participants are free to interact with retreat in a way that works for them. The only requirement is to participate in silence.

 Springwater Center's Teaching Committee has invited Liz Heron to lead the January 2025 4-Day Retreat as a guest facilitator. Liz came to Springwater Center in the mid-1990s and was deeply touched by the teachings of Toni Packer. A trustee of the Center for many years, she lives in the woods of New Hampshire in a shared home with other people who sit at Springwater. She is an educator who mentors puzzled children, young adults, and their families through life and school. Liz also works with trauma and supports difficult conversations with people of all ages. 

Register here or email info@springwatercenter.org with questions or for more details.

Open Meditative Dialogue with Guest Speaker

Speaking and dialoguing at Springwater Center is different from a lecture or a discussion group, where we share what we already know.

The spirit of meditative inquiry infuses talks and Group Dialogues with a sense of exploration and discovery, of being open to the freshness of not knowing.

Join any (or all) of the Open Meditative Dialogues with Guest Speakers offered throughout the year, and experience this for yourself!

Schedule (ET)
1:30 pm 
25-minute silent meditation

2:00 pm
Guest Speaker

2:40 - 3:55 pm
Group Dialogue

Guest speakers are invited by the members of Springwater Center’s Teaching Committee. Individuals interested in speaking may email info@Springwatercenter.org ATTN: Teaching Committee.

These events are donation-based with contributions greatly appreciated.

For more information, including the Zoom access details, please email info@springwatercenter.org.