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Weekly Guided Meditations
Meditation isn’t about perfection — it’s about steady practice. Our weekly live online guided meditations help you stay grounded, consistent, and connected, even when life gets busy.
JULY Schedule

Live Online Guided Meditations
Join July’s resident teacher, Ofosu Jones-Quartey (Born I), for a live meditation every Wednesday.
Format: Zoom
Duration: Approximately 30 minutes
LIVE Access begins each Wednesday
at 8:30am PDT / 11:30am EDT
Make the Wednesday meditation part of your weekly routine — guided by our monthly resident teachers.
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This month’s resident teacher
Ofosu Jones-Quartey (Born I)
This July, join our resident teacher Ofosu Jones-Quartey (a.k.a. Born I) to explore the healing power of self-compassion.
Ofosu Jones-Quartey (a.k.a. Born I) is a meditation teacher, author, poet, and hip-hop artist whose work explores the intersection of mindfulness, creativity, compassion, and contemplative practice. He has been teaching meditation since 2004 and draws from more than two decades of study and practice in the Insight Meditation tradition and other Buddhist traditions. Ofosu is the author of Lyrical Dharma (Parallax Press), and his writing and teachings have appeared in Lion’s Roar, Tricycle, and Buddhadharma.
A graduate of the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program led by Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield, Ofosu invites us to meet our lives with greater awareness, courage, and kindness. Known artistically as Born I, he has released multiple albums and created innovative Hip-Hop Soundbath experiences that combine meditation, live music, and reflection, weaving classical spiritual wisdom with contemporary culture in service of healing and awakening.
Weekly Live Meditations
Join Ofosu on Wednesdays right here (link above) for weekly live meditations, open to all.
Live talk + Q&A: “MEDITATION FOR MYSTICS”
Plus, for Lion’s Roar members: Ofosu will share practical tools for working with self-criticism, difficult emotions, and the belief that we are somehow not enough — and how that work contributes to a more compassionate world — in a live dharma talk on Thursday, July 23.