Kingston Buddhist Meditation

Buddha says anger is our most common and destructive emotion and that it affects our mind almost every day. It can abide within us as non-stop frustration, resentment or silent rage, and can leave a trail of painful feelings, broken relationships, and lost opportunities in its wake. Learn how to identify the stirrings of anger in your own mind and develop the skills to control it and adopt a more patient and compassionate approach to life’s difficulties. With Buddhist nun and Teacher, Gen Chöyang.

These classes are beneficial for beginners and long-term practitioners alike. Although taught as a series, each class is self-contained and can be attended individually. Drop in anytime. Everyone is welcome!

Topics & Schedule:

Nov 3: The Faults of Anger
Nov 10: Stop Anger on the Spot
Nov 17: Short-circuiting the Desire to Retaliate
Nov 24: The Heroic Force of a Patient Mind

Classes are at The Spire, 82 Sydenham St. Rm. 205, Kingston. The Spire is inside the Sydenham St. United Church.

For more information or to register:
https://www.meditateinkingston.org/sunday-meditation-class

$14/class
If you need a discounted fee, please email: [email protected]

Although death is the most obvious and simplest truth of our existence, very few of us have come to terms with this fact. Rather than being something to fear or deny, contemplating death can be a positive and transformative experience. In Buddhism, a simple daily reminder of our mortality inspires us to let go of the petty and unimportant worries and concerns in favour of what really matters in life. With Buddhist nun and teacher, Gen Chöyang.

These classes are beneficial for beginners and long-term practitioners alike. Although taught as a series, each class is self-contained and can be attended individually. Drop in anytime. Everyone is welcome!

Schedule and Titles:

Nov 7: What death can teach us about life
Nov 14: What happens when we die
Nov 21: Dealing with grief and loss
Nov 28: No class due to the Ontario Dharma Celebration

Classes are at The Spire, 82 Sydenham St., Rm 205, Kingston. The Spire is inside the Sydenham St. United Church.

For more information or to register:
https://www.meditateinkingston.org/thursday-meditation-class

$14/class
If you need a discounted fee, please email: [email protected]

Buddha says anger is our most common and destructive emotion and that it affects our mind almost every day. It can abide within us as non-stop frustration, resentment or silent rage, and can leave a trail of painful feelings, broken relationships, and lost opportunities in its wake. Learn how to identify the stirrings of anger in your own mind and develop the skills to control it and adopt a more patient and compassionate approach to life’s difficulties. With Buddhist nun and Teacher, Gen Chöyang.

These classes are beneficial for beginners and long-term practitioners alike. Although taught as a series, each class is self-contained and can be attended individually. Drop in anytime. Everyone is welcome!

Topics & Schedule:

Nov 3: The Faults of Anger
Nov 10: Stop Anger on the Spot
Nov 17: Short-circuiting the Desire to Retaliate
Nov 24: The Heroic Force of a Patient Mind

Classes are at The Spire, 82 Sydenham St. Rm. 205, Kingston. The Spire is inside the Sydenham St. United Church.

For more information or to register:
https://www.meditateinkingston.org/sunday-meditation-class

$14/class
If you need a discounted fee, please email: [email protected]

Although death is the most obvious and simplest truth of our existence, very few of us have come to terms with this fact. Rather than being something to fear or deny, contemplating death can be a positive and transformative experience. In Buddhism, a simple daily reminder of our mortality inspires us to let go of the petty and unimportant worries and concerns in favour of what really matters in life. With Buddhist nun and teacher, Gen Chöyang.

These classes are beneficial for beginners and long-term practitioners alike. Although taught as a series, each class is self-contained and can be attended individually. Drop in anytime. Everyone is welcome!

Schedule and Titles:

Nov 7: What death can teach us about life
Nov 14: What happens when we die
Nov 21: Dealing with grief and loss
Nov 28: No class due to the Ontario Dharma Celebration

Classes are at The Spire, 82 Sydenham St., Rm 205, Kingston. The Spire is inside the Sydenham St. United Church.

For more information or to register:
https://www.meditateinkingston.org/thursday-meditation-class

$14/class
If you need a discounted fee, please email: [email protected]