CANCELLED: Gather at the Table: A Conscious Dinner on Belonging (In-Person)

Join us at an intimate, conscious dinner gathering where we explore meaningful connections with ourselves and others. Through shared food, soulful conversation, and reflective prompts, we’ll create space for honest dialogue, deep listening, and authentic human connection.

In a world more connected than ever, many of us still feel profoundly alone. Inspired by our recent reflections on the loneliness crisis, this evening invites you to slow down, tune in, and be fully seen. Together, we’ll nourish our bodies and spirits, not only with a communal meal but with stories, shared silence, and the kind of presence that reminds us we are not alone.

This is more than a dinner—it’s a homecoming to the heart.

Contact onlinelearning@junghouston.org to inquire about food allergies.

Karuna Diedericks is a certified Ayurveda practitioner from the California College of Ayurveda, and trained in culinary medicine through Harvard Medical School. Her training allows her to bridge the gap between nutrition science and practical cooking skills. Karuna specializes in empowering individuals to take control of their health through home-cooking, mindful eating and lifestyle choices. At the Jung Center, she has been teaching cooking and nutrition classes, hosting special dinner events, and catering since 2018.

Jasmine Shah is a multidimensional coach, meditation practitioner, and writer. She is the Co-founder of Elovate, and is currently the Director of the Jung Center’s Mind Body Spirit Institute in Houston. She is passionate about helping individuals cultivate wholeness and remember their true nature. Grounded in transpersonal psychology, consciousness, and contemplative practices, she facilitates deep insights, expanded awareness, and inspired action. With her second Master’s from Columbia University she aims to shift the leadership paradigm to a love-based leadership model and offers evidence-based programs at the intersection of consciousness and psycho-spirituality. 

Barry Grueter is a renowned Native American flute musician celebrated for his immersive soundscapes that blend mystical melodies with healing vibrations. His sessions often begin with gentle breathwork, guiding you into a state of openness, followed by a sound bath featuring crystal singing bowls and his signature healing flute. Barry’s intuitive style invites you to journey inward, allowing the music to wash over you and bring your energy centers back to harmony.

Barry is recognized for his ability to create deeply relaxing and transformative experiences. His expertise with the Native American flute and crystal bowls sets him apart, making each session a unique blend of tradition, artistry, and healing intention.

This program is being offered IN-PERSON only, and will NOT be recorded.

All times are CT. Please contact onlinelearning@junghouston.org with any questions.

Please register early. Programs with four or fewer participants are subject to cancellation, 48 hours prior to their start.

This program has a maximum of 24 participants. When this program reaches capacity, registration will close.