This week’s group inquiry is on the fear of being boring. Whether with friends, partners, or ourselves, a lot of us can probably relate to this fear. What if somebody thinks I’m boring? What does it mean to be boring? A rich inquiry emerges around the idea of just being, something the mind tends to be terrified of. What if, underneath the panicked action and frazzled doing that can come from the fear of appearing boring, there is a simple-yet-profound peace in just being? Could it be possible that allowing ourselves to just be actually sparks something very interesting in us? Uncover the fascinating truth of who you (and those around you) are by following along in this group meditation facilitated by Tom.