Mindfulness & Meditation Group
Be Present. Feel Grounded. Cultivate Awareness.
Dates: April 18th, May 2nd & 16th, June 6th & 20th, July (no sessions July 4th through August 1st) August 15th, September 5th & 19th 2026
How Often & Time: Every first and third Saturday of every month – 11am to 12pm (1 hour)
Location: Pangea Breathworks, 10660 W 143rd St., Suite E, Lower Level, Orland Park, IL 60462
Cost: $40 per person

A Supportive Space to Slow Down and Tune In
Our Mindfulness & Meditation sessions are designed to help you slow the pace of your thoughts, reconnect with your body, and build awareness in a calm, supportive environment.
These group experiences focus on cultivating presence rather than performance. You are not trying to “clear your mind.” Instead, you learn how to observe thoughts, emotions, and sensations with curiosity and compassion. Over time, this practice can reduce stress, improve emotional regulation, and increase overall clarity.
Through consistent mindfulness practice, you learn to meet life as it is — with steadiness, curiosity, and presence. This approach supports mental clarity, emotional balance, and a stronger sense of connection to yourself.
Mindfulness is not about escaping stress. It is about building the capacity to stay present with whatever arises, both on and off the mat.
Discover how simple awareness practices can create lasting shifts in how you relate to stress, emotions, and daily life.
Mindfulness and Meditation are terms that are more often used interchangeably, and they are not completely the same. Mindfulness is the mental state in which you focus your awareness on the present. Meditation is a tool we can use to develop a regular practice of mindfulness.
At Pangea, mindfulness and meditation practices are intertwined as we help you best become more grounded and self-aware in your life from the position of self as-is and not self-in context where people are often more reactive whether within the work, leisure, love, family, or spiritual spheres of contextual living. We use the science and art of mindfulness and meditation practices to enhance your sensory focus and enhance your ability to function most optimally in any context as your inner wisdom of the self grows. In our class we will work together on your truest part of the self, as it is in its biological and sensory functionality ahead of perceptual formation, teleology, and reactionary behaviors which may be cognitively fused with past or future thinking orientations. In these classes we will be hyper-present and focused in our in-the-moment awareness within our selves and the happenings around which is an essential element in being mindful instead of being MINDFUL of lots of things in the environment and our private events. Private events are the imagery, thoughts, physiological sensations, and feeling states Feeling states are not the same as emotions since they proceed them as the vital element in coordination with perceptions to build behavioral responses from emotions. Our practice here is tailored for you and aims in the efforts in building momentum and moments of healing the feeling states and other private events of your mind and gut and is therefore ahead of the perceptual formations and thoughts. Mindfulness and meditation may often be very healing by working on a deeper component to human functionality as we relate to our world through a more healed true self with gained inner wisdom and potentially external peace by being more less reactive.

What to Expect in a Mindfulness Session
Each session blends guided mindfulness practices with moments of quiet reflection and group grounding. Practices may include:
- Awareness of breath and body sensations
- Gentle attention training to notice thoughts without judgment
- Grounding techniques to support nervous system regulation
- Short reflective pauses to integrate the experience
Sessions progress gradually, allowing your awareness to deepen naturally. There is no pressure to participate in any specific way. You are always encouraged to move at your own pace.
To maintain a connected and intentional group dynamic, sessions are capped at 12 participants. You may attend once or return regularly to strengthen your practice over time.

