(Mon) Evening Meditation: Breaking Bad Habits- Overcoming Attachment
(Mon) Evening Meditation: Breaking Bad Habits- Overcoming Attachment
Mon, Jan 9, 19:30
Kadampa Meditation Centre, Singapore • Singapore
$19.72 - $30.96
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The Buddhist Way of Loving-Kindness (WED)
Nov 17, 24, Dec 01 & 08 | Wednesday 7.30pm - 8.45pm (In-Person only)
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Kadampa Meditation Centre, Singapore 18B Keong Saik Road Level 3 Singapore, 089125 Singapore
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About this event
"Love is the real inner protection against suffering."- Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche
During this series of classes, we will explore the profound Buddhist practices of loving- kindness. When our mind has the nature of love, we naturally feel happy and peaceful. With such a state of mind it is impossible to become disturbed or depressed or to develop anger or jealousy. In reality, pure love is a powerful force with which we can solve our daily problems, protect ourselves from suffering, and bring great benefit to both ourself and others. There is no more powerful method for solving our problems and finding happiness.
Week 1 - Meditation on the benefits of loving-kindness
Week 2 - Meditation on equanimity
Week 3 - Meditation on affectionate love
Week 4 - Meditation on wishing love
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BOOK THE 4-WEEK MEDITATION SERIES AT THE SPECIAL RATE OF $48
or per class at the standard rate of $15 per person (In-Person)
This course is also available In-Person or Online on Tuesday nights [Click Here for TUE]
About the Teacher:
Kelsang Rabka was appointed as the Resident Teacher of KMC Singapore in mid 2020. He is an Australian Buddhist monk who has been studying and practicing Kadampa Buddhism with Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche and his senior disciples for 13 years, and has taught both in Australia and the UK.
The clarity and warmth in his teachings has helped many students experience the practical benefits of modern Kadampa Buddhism in their daily lives.