Relaxing and letting go is a great direction to destress. However, if the normal way of letting go really works, then it should follow that the more you let go, the better life becomes. So, these Thursday classes at 7 will introduce Buddhist tried and tested methods of breaking out of negative mindsets and entering positive states. These methods can be trained to improve all areas of life. This course is for everyone of all types, all levels. Also, you can choose to attend the full course or just some classes. The choice is yours. Come and try.
Thursday April 11, 18 & 25 19:00-20:30 (new day and time)
@ KMC Taiwan, NEW LOCATION Gong Guan
Address: @ Floor 2, No. 178, Section 3, Tingzhou Rd, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, 100.
At the door, please press the white bell at the top (with Chinese words).
Once you are upstairs at Gong Guan exit 1, turn right. When you reach the market, turn right. Then you will reach Tingzhou Rd. If you turn left (walk past the Kebuke drink shop), look for building 178, ring the bell – top white one (if it doesn’t work, try the bottom right (only if issues). We also have an orange sign. We are before the Poya.
Donations welcome: 150nt
Your could either turn up at the door
or add yourself via Meetup
Everyone is welcome, from all walks of life.
### This is a wonderful opportunity to further your meditation practice, learn teachings that will improve your wellbeing and provide the opportunity to benefit others.
* If you need help on the day of the event, please email
SE_Charles@outlook.com (quickest response).
THE TEACHER
Stephen Charles has been practicing Buddha’s teachings for over 20 years, under the guidance of his Spiritual Guide, Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche. His teachings are simple and easy to integrate into busy modern life.
Inquiry: info@meditationtw.org
“Meditation is a mind that is single-pointedly focused on a virtuous object, and whose function is to make the mind peaceful and calm.”
~ Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche
Website: www.meditationtw.org
We are registered charity. The teacher works voluntarily unpaid.
