Dear Amy: I recently joined a meditation group that has sessions both in\u002Dperson and online.
I don’t have any personal experience with meditation groups, but when there is a leader who has organized and is offering what sounds like a guided meditation, participants should not weigh in verbally or textually unless invited.Article content
You don’t seem to want to meditate. You want to communicate. There’s nothing wrong with that, unless you are trying to do so during a group meditation. We have had a great life, loving each other, having fun, and raising our two daughters in a wonderful community.I was married very briefly right out of college.
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