BUDDHIST WISDOM AND MEDITATIONS FOR MODERN TIMES
Tuesdays | 6:30 pm – 8 pm | In Person (Live Stream Available for Members)
CURRENT SERIES: How To Live A Good Life, Advice From Atisha's Heart
Practical and uplifting series' of meditations and talks with the country's most senior Kadampa Buddhist nun on how we can transform our daily lives - including even the most demanding and difficult situations - into opportunities for personal and spiritual development to create a more meaningful life.
August 26 | Equanimity: The Key to World Peace and a Harmonious Life
September 2 | Overcoming Jealousy and Fault Finding
September 9 | Making Each Day A Good One
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September 16 | Ending The Blame Game
September 23 | Taming Our Own Mind First
September 30 | Building the Inner Wealth Of Patience & Concentration
What to Expect:
Simple guided breathing meditation
Practical teaching on how to solve problems in daily life
Second guided meditation on the teaching topic
Brief discussion and Q&A
Complementary refreshments in our community room bookstore
Everyone Welcome. Suitable for beginners and advanced practitioners.
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Cash, card or mobile payment accepted.
COST:
$15 / Free for Members
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| DETAILS |
| CLASS: Buddhist Wisdom and Meditations for Modern Times |
| WHEN: Tuesdays | 6:30 pm – 8 pm |
| COST: $15 / Free for Members |
| TEACHER: Gen Kelsang Choma |
| GETTING HERE: BART: 16th Street Mission MUNI: 14, 49, 22, 33 Metered street parking or parking garage at 42 Hoff Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 |
| ABOUT THE TEACHER |
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| Gen Kelsang Choma is the most senior American nun within the New Kadampa Tradition of Modern Buddhism. A close disciple of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, she has studied and practiced extensively for over 35 years, and is qualified to teach both Sutra and Tantra. Previously a Resident Teacher at several centers from Boston to Santa Fe, she has been the RT at Kadampa Meditation Center San Francisco since 2011, and is invited often to teach nationally. People enjoy her teachings for their clarity and warmth. |