Bowen Island Monday Evenings @ 7:00 – 8:00pm
Teachings and meditations from the book The New Eight Steps to Happiness by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso
This inspiring book teaches the Buddhist way of loving kindness. It explains simply and clearly how to meditate on eight special verses that comprise one of Buddhism’s best-loved teachings, Eight Verses of Training the Mind. Originally composed by the great Tibetan teacher, Geshe Langri Tangpa, these verses show how we can transform all of life’s situations into valuable spiritual insights.
NEW VENUE! Collins Hall, 1122 Miller Road, Bowen Island
April 14 The power of patient acceptance
April 28 Balancing compassion and wisdom
May 5 Taking by means of compassion, part 1
May 12 Taking by means of compassion, part 2
May 26 Giving by means of love
June 2 The healing practice of taking and giving
June 9 Becoming a Bodhisattva
June 16 What is emptiness?
June 23 A meditation on emptiness
June 23 Living lightly in our daily life
Kadampa Teacher, Allison Earl, will teach these classes, showing how you can use this timeless wisdom to find meaning and lasting happiness in your modern, day-to-day life.
Suitable for everyone, these drop-in classes include a teaching, two guided meditations and an opportunity to ask questions. You are welcome to drop in to just one class, or attend several as a series.
Class Location
NEW VENUE! Collins Hall
1122 Miller Road, Bowen Island
Cost
$12 per class
$10/class for a 3,4,5 class pass
You can pay online below (soon!) or pay cash at the door
Why not consider a membership which includes unlimited livestream and in-person drop-in classes, half day courses, and discounts on weekend events for only $65/month?
About the Teacher
Allison Earl has been studying and practicing Kadampa Buddhism for 15 years, first in Australia and now in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. She has been teaching meditation classes at KMC Vancouver for a few years and is excited to be bringing Dharma to Bowen Island this year.
She loves teaching meditation and bringing practical advice from Buddha’s teachings into our everyday busy lives. She is a mother to 3 wild and creative children. She juggles motherhood with teaching design and sustainability at UBC.