DEVELOPING MENTAL RESILIENCE
Half Day Meditation Course with Buddhist Nun Kelsang Oden
Saturday 28 September | 2pm – 5pm
The Friends Meeting House (next to Marlow theatre), 6 The Friars, Canterbury, CT1 2AS
- Half Day Meditation Course with Kelsang Oden
- Saturday 28 September
- 2pm – 5pm
- £25 | £20 concession | Free for Members
- Venue: Friends Meeting House, 6 The Friars, Canterbury, CT1 2AS
Developing Mental Resilience
Half Day Meditation Course with Kelsang Oden
What can we do when things go wrong? When loved ones are hurting, or when we’re anxious about our health or finances? At these times, we need an inner resilience that can rebound from a hard knock, a buoyancy that stays afloat in the swamping storm.
Buddha’s teachings on patience and transforming adversity are what we need. We may not be able to avoid troubles, but can certainly transform them in ways to keep our cool, keep our peace of mind, and be able to respond in the most beneficial ways.
The Teacher
This half day meditation course will be led by Kadampa Buddhist Nun, Kelsang Oden
Oden is a modern Buddhist nun who has years of experience and presents meditation and Buddha’s teachings in a practical, kind-hearted and inspirational way.
Details
Date:
Saturday 28 September
Time:
2pm - 5pm
Cost:
£25 | £20 Concession
Free for Members
Venue
Location:
Canterbury Friends Meeting House (next to Marlow theatre),
6 The Friars,
Canterbury,
CT1 2AS
Phone:
07812248316
Email:
info@meditateinkent.com
Schedule
SESSION ONE | 2:00 – 3:15pm
Tea Break | 3:15 – 3:45
SEssion two | 3:45 – 5pm
Cost & booking
- £25 | £20 concession | Free for Members
Booking online required. This course is open to everyone.
FAQs
We are a registered charity run entirely by volunteers, no-one receives a salary. The funds we receive are used to pay for our venues and operating expenses. Although we charge for classes we also offer low-income rates and no one will ever be turned away for lack of funds.
Our classes are for everyone who is interested in learning how to meditate, regardless of background or belief. They are designed to give a broad introduction to Buddhist meditation, teachings, and practice. Everyone is invited to use whichever aspects of the teachings they find helpful.
No. Anyone can learn basic meditation and experience the benefits that come from having a peaceful mind.
No. Everyone is welcome, including beginners. All you need is the wish to improve yourself and the quality of your life.
No special clothing is required, come as you are.
No. The classes focus on meditation and teachings alone. You can choose to sit on a chair or meditation cushion.
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