A Weekend Of Gratitude • Day Course & Day Retreat
Teacher
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Gen Kelsang LachpaResident TeacherKelsang Lachpa is a Buddhist monk and the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Centre Wellington. He has been ordained for over fourteen years. He is an experienced and warm-hearted teacher, inspiring others to find lasting peace and happiness through the practice of meditation and Buddhism. Lachpa is known for his thoughtful insights into Buddha’s teachings and his joyful practical approach to teaching.
A Weekend Of Gratitude • Day Course & Day Retreat
About the weekend
When we observe suffering and harm in the world we can easily fall into a negative view of ourself and others, thinking there is little justice or humanity left. But this is an incorrect view coming from focusing exclusively on others’ harmful actions and believing this to be their real nature.
Buddha’s teachings present an entirely different view of the world in which we can begin to appreciate the immense kindness and benefit that we receive from others. Through using our wisdom and applying appropriate attention, we will discover we are all interconnected in a web of kindness from which it is impossible to separate ourself.
Cost & Booking
Venue & Parking
The Centre is located close to the Nairnville Recreation Centre. There is street parking available in the surrounding streets (including Calcutta St). Please do not park on Ardross Avenue as parking spaces are very limited and reserved for the residents on that street.
Teacher
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Gen Kelsang LachpaResident Teacher
Kelsang Lachpa is a Buddhist monk and the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Centre Wellington. He has been ordained for over fourteen years. He is an experienced and warm-hearted teacher, inspiring others to find lasting peace and happiness through the practice of meditation and Buddhism. Lachpa is known for his thoughtful insights into Buddha’s teachings and his joyful practical approach to teaching.
A Weekend Of Gratitude • Day Course & Day Retreat
About the weekend
When we observe suffering and harm in the world we can easily fall into a negative view of ourself and others, thinking there is little justice or humanity left. But this is an incorrect view coming from focusing exclusively on others’ harmful actions and believing this to be their real nature.
Buddha’s teachings present an entirely different view of the world in which we can begin to appreciate the immense kindness and benefit that we receive from others. Through using our wisdom and applying appropriate attention, we will discover we are all interconnected in a web of kindness from which it is impossible to separate ourself.
Cost & Booking
Venue & Parking
The Centre is located close to the Nairnville Recreation Centre. There is street parking available in the surrounding streets (including Calcutta St). Please do not park on Ardross Avenue as parking spaces are very limited and reserved for the residents on that street.