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Art of Living Guyana Extends Condolences and Offers Free Meditation and Wellbeing Support during National Mourning

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Art of Living Guyana extends its deepest condolences to the families, loved ones, and communities affected by the tragic MV Barima incident.
As Guyana observes the three-day period of national mourning, we join the nation in remembering those who lost their lives, praying for their families, and standing in solidarity with everyone affected by this heartbreaking tragedy.

Recognizing the profound emotional impact that such events can have on individuals, families, first responders, and communities, Art of Living Guyana will offer three days of free guided meditation and breathing sessions during the national mourning period.
These sessions are intended to provide a quiet and supportive space for reflection, emotional resilience, and moments of inner calm during this period of grief and distress.
In addition to the public sessions, the Art of Living Guyana Center is available to support affected families with guided meditation, breathing practices, and techniques to help manage anxiety, stress, emotional distress, and sleep difficulties.
This support is wellness-based and does not include medical treatment, psychological therapy, or professional grief counselling. Families requiring clinical, emergency, or specialized mental-health support are encouraged to contact the appropriate healthcare and social-service providers.
“At times like these, no words can ease the pain of loss. As a nation, we grieve together, and as a community, we must heal together. During this national period of mourning, we invite everyone seeking comfort and inner strength to join us in meditation. Our Center also stands ready to support affected families, at no cost, with meditation, anxiety-management, and sleep-support practices. We pray for the souls of those who have passed, for comfort for those who mourn, and for courage and resilience for our nation.”— Ganesh Singh, President, Art of Living Guyana
Reflecting on the path to healing, founder of the Art of Living Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar reminds us:
“Prayer, meditation and service are the best ways to heal ourselves and the world.”
Art of Living Guyana stands with the people of Guyana during this period of national mourning. May the memories of those who were lost be a blessing, may their families find comfort in the love and support of the community, and may our nation draw strength from compassion, unity, and hope.
Complimentary Meditation Sessions
Dates: 22nd – 24th July 2026
Time: Anytime between 7.30 AM to 7.30 PM
Venue: Art of Living Guyana Center, Lot 13 UG Road, Turkeyen, Georgetown, Guyana (Virtual sessions are also available)
Zoom link: http://tiny.cc/aolguyana
Zoom ID: 722 691 5117 (no password)
Participation: Free and open to the public
Support for Affected Families:
Families affected by the tragedy may contact the Art of Living Guyana Center for complimentary support:
* Guided meditation
* Breathing practices
* Anxiety and stress management
* Emotional well-being
* Sleep support
Please note: This offering is not a substitute for medical, psychological, or professional grief-counselling services.
Media and Family Support Contact: Art of Living Guyana
Telephone: +592 729-4576
Email: info.guyana@artofliving.org
Facebook: Art of Living Guyana
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