Meditation Sessions

Feeling stressed? Join a meditation session guided by RMIT's Buddhist Chaplain. No prior experience needed—everyone is welcome!

Breathe in peace, breathe out stress. 

Guided meditation sessions happen in-person and online, providing a calm space to relax, reset, and cultivate focus—perfect for managing stress and supporting your overall wellbeing.

Visit the Multifaith and Wellbeing Centre to reconnect, recharge, and give yourself the gift of a peaceful pause in your day.

Details

No need to register – just come along.
 
Hosted by RMIT Buddhist Chaplain Victoria Wilson.
 

Time: Every Tuesday from 12:15pm-1pm until 24 November 2026.

Join in-person:

  • Building 47, Level 1, Room 8, City campus

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