Peaceful Mind, Peaceful World
June 6, 13, 20, 27 ¦ July 4, 11, 18
In order to be really happy, we need to understand the relationship between our mind and our world. Purifying our mind of unpeaceful, negative minds through the practice of meditation fulfils our deepest longing for true, lasting happiness. Find out how in this series of practical classes, which offer a mix of guided meditations and short uplifting teachings.
Future course dates are below
These meditation classes are suitable for complete beginners and those with some experience of meditation. They give a practical introduction to meditation and include topics such as the benefits of meditation, good posture, types of meditation, and how to start a daily meditation practice. Advice is also given on how to remain peaceful in daily life by applying the meditation techniques explained in these classes.
Class Fees
Class Format
Guided meditation
Teaching – practical advice for our daily lives
Guided meditation based on the teaching
Further Weekly Classes and Titles
Meditation: starting and improving
September 5, 12, 19
Meditation is an ancient technique for modern times – and everyone can learn to do it. With practical teachings and guided meditations, these classes will help you to start a meditation practice and to keep going.
What is the Mind?
October 10, 17, 24, 31 ¦ November 7
What is the mind? How does it work? How can we improve our concentration and other peaceful minds? What is an enlightened mind? Learn the answer to these questions and more, with guided meditations to discover the beautiful and blissful nature of our pure mind.
Choose Happiness
November 21, 28 ¦ December 5, 12
By harnessing the power of meditation, we can come to understand that happiness IS an option. We can learn to cultivate positive, peaceful minds that make joy and happiness an everyday reality – for ourself and for those we love.
Teacher
With Resident Teacher Kelsang Rak-ma
Venue and Parking
Stamford Arts Centre
St Mary’s Street
Stamford
PE9 2DL
Wharf Road Car Park is just a few minutes walk from the Stamford Arts Centre.
Seating will be on chairs and no special clothing is required. We are very sorry but the room is on the first floor and does not have disabled access.
