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Daily Meditation 27 April – 1 May 2026

These sessions are led by Milla Gregor.

Start Time: Monday – Friday, 7 am BST (London) / 8 am CEST (Paris). 60-minute live session.

Resources for the Path of Engaged Practice

Engaged practice combines dharma wisdom with justice and liberation movement wisdom, allowing us to fly with the wings of compassion and wisdom towards the better world we know is possible.

This week we’ll dive into ideas, practices and poems from those on the engaged practice path, strengthening our ability to participate in building justice, liberation and joy both within and beyond our individual lives.

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Milla Gregor

Milla Gregor collaborates with people dedicated to shifting systems towards social and climate justice. She provides facilitation, evaluation and coaching for charities and individuals, using an embodied and relational approach. 

If you’re interested in one to one support with meditation practice, or in exploring the different ways practice, creativity and systemic change overlap, you can contact her here. 

Milla has practiced Buddhist meditation since 2005 and has been a student of Martin Aylward since 2016. Other important teachers include Thich Nhat Hanh, Martine Batchelor, Leigh Brasington, Yanai Postelnik and Lama Rod Owens.

She lives in East London and enjoys wild swimming, cycling, running, cooking and finding ways to intervene in the capitalist consumer trance and to disrupt harmful systems. She hopes for more justice, liberation, contentment and joy for all beings.