Our meditation meeting is a calm, candle-lit reflective end to the week where everyone is welcome. The meeting is a guided meditation followed by general sharing.
King Edward Meditation offers a different pace: a candle-lit Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on Sunday evenings at 7pm at the King Edward Chapel, 4 King Edward Street, Macclesfield, lasting an hour and a half. The group describes it as a calm, reflective end to the week, beginning with a guided meditation and moving into general sharing. It is a closed meeting, so it is intended for people who have a desire to stop drinking; you do not need any experience of meditation, and there is no religious requirement. The chapel is wheelchair accessible. As with every AA meeting there is no charge and no booking; arriving a few minutes before 7pm lets you settle in before the quiet begins.
What happens at a meditation meeting?
The group describes a calm, candle-lit meeting that opens with a guided meditation and is followed by general sharing. No experience of meditation is needed.
Who can attend, and is it free?
It is a closed AA meeting, for anyone with a desire to stop drinking, and it is free with no booking required.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The King Edward Chapel on King Edward Street is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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