Remembering Wholeness
Darshan with The Mother

Held locally
Energy sharing with the Mother
2019: 1/20, 2/17, 3/17, 4/14, 5/12, 6/9
2:00 — 5:00 pm
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Evenings with Aaron
Open session with Aaron

Held locally and live streaming
An open session with teaching and Q&A
2019: 1/9, 2/20, 3/13, 4/10, 5/8, 6/12
7:00 — 9:00 pm
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DEEP SPRING CENTER 2019
SPRING VIPASSANA RETREAT
Mindful Compassion: A Weekend of Practice

Held locally at the Steiner House in Ann Arbor, MI
March 8-10, 2019
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Introduction to Deep Spring Center

Deep Spring Center’s primary focus is to speak to the question of how we may live with more wisdom and compassion, with lovingkindness and non-harm to all beings. Our work falls into two categories, meditation and spiritual inquiry.

In “spiritual inquiry,” questions related to our deepest purposes here on earth are explored. Who are we? Are we merely body and mind or is there a deeper, universal essence to our being? Why are we incarnate, and to what use may we put this incarnate experience? Life offers us some painful experiences. How can we relate to these as “teacher” rather than opponent and respond with increasing wisdom, compassion and love?

Fundamental to our spiritual inquiry is the practice  of meditation. While the core of the meditation practices we teach derive from Buddhist traditions, no ritual is included and no special religious beliefs are necessary to their practice.

Deep Spring Center is, at heart, a community of individuals who are asking questions about how we can live with more clarity and love. Deep Spring Center, the organization, is located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. We offer residential meditation retreats, meditation classes and a meditation sitting group, and conduct workshops on a variety of topics. We also publish a newsletter and spiritual manuscripts and maintain this web site.

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Vision and Mission

Our Deep Spring Center Vision
To awaken to higher consciousness.
We rest in the knowing that this is already so.
Expanded Vision
We support living with increasing wisdom, compassion, and an open heart.
We co-create this awakened world with all loving sentient beings.
We draw on practices of multiple traditions to lead us there.
Mission Statement
We honor this vision with our commitment to personal spiritual practice; 
guided by classes, retreats, workshops, shared teachings; and supported by loving community.
 
 
 
 
 
Founder and Guiding Teacher

Barbara Brodsky is the founder and Guiding Teacher. She is joined by other Deep Spring Center teachers and outside teachers who are brought in to lead retreats.

Deep Spring Center teachers offer their time on a dana basis, joyfully sharing the teachings. Your free-will offerings to the teachers are welcomed.

Your support allows us to continue to offer a range of programs and activities at Deep Spring Center.

Mission and Goals

  • to offer non-denominational spiritual teachings on non-duality;

  • to teach and support the deepening of awareness of non-duality and related topics through the practice of meditation;

  • to sponsor discussion groups, classes, retreats and workshops designed to provide support for spiritual growth and to further the teachings;

  • to publish and distribute materials concerning these teachings;

  • to foster a community of individuals interested in and practicing these teachings; and,

  • to expand and re-define our specific teachings, always with spiritual focus, in the directions the teachings themselves lead.