When
Saturday 9th July
10am to 1pm
In challenging situations we tend to become angry easily. We even think anger will help us ‘win’ our battles, and we rely on it as if it were our trusted friend. The mind of anger, however, leaves a trail of broken relationships, lost opportunities, and painful feelings in its wake. In this course, experienced Kadampa teacher Ian Kavanagh will explain skilful techniques to remain balanced, flexible and peaceful even in the midst of difficult situations and conflicts, thereby overcoming our real enemy, the painful mind of anger itself. Please join us to learn about the cool, spacious mind of patience, the direct opponent to the mind of anger.
In challenging situations we tend to become angry easily. We even think anger will help us ‘win’ our battles, and we rely on it as if it were our trusted friend. The mind of anger, however, leaves a trail of broken relationships, lost opportunities, and painful feelings in its wake. In this course, experienced Kadampa teacher Ian Kavanagh will explain skilful techniques to remain balanced, flexible and peaceful even in the midst of difficult situations and conflicts, thereby overcoming our real enemy, the painful mind of anger itself. Please join us to learn about the cool, spacious mind of patience, the direct opponent to the mind of anger.
Saturday 9th July
10am to 1pm
£12
Free for membership levels: standard, study and benefactor
In-person at KMC Wales and Online with catch up available for 7 days
Course consists of guided meditations together with teachings relating to the course title. Suitable for everyone
Ian is a dedicated student of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso who has been studying Kadampa Buddhism for a number of years. Ian has a heartfelt understanding of Buddha’s teachings and how these relate to daily modern times and brings this experience to life in his teachings.
Saturday 9th July:
How to Keep your Cool – the Buddhist Way of Patience