Op retirement
Frits Koster, Jetty Heynekamp
Deepening your life with gentleness and mindfulness
Publisher: Asoka
Date Time
June 27, 2021 from 20:00 to 20:45
Fritz Koster
Frits Koster has been practicing vipassana meditation since 1979 and lived from 1982-1988 as a monk in monasteries in Southeast Asia, where he meditated and studied Buddhist psychology. He has many years of experience as a retreat supervisor. He is also a certified mindfulness trainer and is a teacher at various training institutes to become a mindfulness trainer in the Netherlands and other European countries and is trained as a trainer in Interpersonal Mindfulness and Mindfulness-Based Supervision. Of Erik van den Brink Frits has developed the training Mindfulness-Based Compassionate Living (MBCL). They have published Compassionate living (Boom, 2016) and the help book Compassion in your life (Boom, 2019) about this.
Jetty Heynekamp
Jetty Heynekamp has worked as a physiotherapist, has practiced insight meditation since 1982 and has extensive experience in working with people with physical limitations. She is a certified mindfulness and compassion trainer. In addition, Jetty also provides mindful exercise and posture advice during retreats in addition to the practical organization. Frits and Jetty manage the Mildness & Mindfulness Training Office, from where they guide meditation retreats in the Netherlands and abroad. Together they have (co)authored the following publications: the audio book Mildheid (Asoka, 2011), Four life friends (together with Erik van den Brink, Asoka, 2013), Handhold for each other with Nadine Kohle, Stans Drossaert and Ernst Bohlmeijer, Lannoo, 2020) and The art of mindful communication (Boom, 2020).
Live Book Review
Available from 15 Jun 2021
Bye Gertien. See https://www.30now.nl/terugkijken/live-lezingen/27915/ for the webinar about Tonglen or Compassionate Breathing. Sincerely, Fritz
Tonight Frits named the website of 30now as a place where his exercises Tonglen would be found. Unfortunately I can't find what I was looking for. Can someone point me in the right direction with a link to the correct location?