Inspiring Solutions for Difficult Times Modern Kadampa Buddhist Meditation Classes with Ordained Buddhist Nun Kelsang Evam, Teacher at Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center Fort Collins
 
$10 suggested donation / No one turned away for a lack of funds

When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation itself as our problem, but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the mind.

Join us for these Wednesday lunchtime meditation classes which offer practical and uplifting explanations of how to transform our day-to-day lives – including even the most demanding and difficult situations – into opportunities for personal and spiritual development. Ancient meditative techniques that have been tried and tested for centuries will be brought alive and made relevant to our everyday experiences based on the book How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.

Sept 10 – What is Meditation? (HTTYL p. 323-328)
Sept 17 – Happiness and Suffering are States of Mind (HTTYL p. 3-9)
Sept 24 – What Gets in the Way of Our Inner Peace (HTTYL p. 9-15)
Oct 1 – How to Develop and Maintain a Peaceful Mind (HTTYL pp. 17-22)
Oct 15 – What Happens When We Die According to Buddah (HTTYL p. 23-30)
Oct 22 – Death & Impermanence (HTTYL p. 31-43)
Oct 29 – Karma (HTTYL p. 45-51)
Nov 5 – Types of Action (HTTYL p. 56-59)
Nov 12 – The Faults of Samsara (HTTYL p. 61-73)
Nov 19 – Other Types of Human Suffering (HTTYL p. 73-79)
Dec 3 – Faith and Other Virtuous Minds (HTTYL p. 81-89)
Dec 10 – The Three Virtuous Roots (Non-Attachment, Non-Hatred, Non-Ignorance) – (HTTYL p. 89-95)
Dec 17 – The Three Higher Trainings (HTTYL p. 97-107)