Loving kindness practice is a way to find love and compassion in ourselves and is beneficial as a foundation for adopting a genuine attitude of love and compassion towards others.
This course offers an experiential approach to this practice, as an opportunity to explore and deepen our understanding of love, empathy, caring and self-compassion and how we can integrate kindness and compassion into everyday life, so that practice and life are not separate.
To register or for more details please visit rigpabrisbane.org
This weekend course is open to all and will be especially beneficial if you have completed previous Meditation and/or Loving Kindness courses and workshops with Rigpa Brisbane.
Spaces are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.
- Please note: We are unable to provide lunch, however tea, coffee and refreshments will be available. You may wish to bring your lunch or you can buy takeaway from eateries/cafes located within a few metres of the centre.
Loving kindness practice is a way to find love and compassion in ourselves and is beneficial as a foundation for adopting a genuine attitude of love and compassion towards others.
This course offers an experiential approach to this practice, as an opportunity to explore and deepen our understanding of love, empathy, caring and self-compassion and how we can integrate kindness and compassion into everyday life, so that practice and life are not separate.
To register or for more details please visit rigpabrisbane.org
This weekend course is open to all and will be especially beneficial if you have completed previous Meditation and/or Loving Kindness courses and workshops with Rigpa Brisbane.
Spaces are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.
- Please note: We are unable to provide lunch, however tea, coffee and refreshments will be available. You may wish to bring your lunch or you can buy takeaway from eateries/cafes located within a few metres of the centre.
The Heart Practices of metta (loving-kindness), karuna (compassion), mudita (joy), and upekkha (equanimity) are fundamental to the Buddhist path. They are also part of how we share what it means to be human, in connection with ourselves and others. This daylong will link these traditional practices with wisdom that relates to daily life.
Open to all, including those who are new to meditation. There will be periods of meditation, group discussion, and interactive practices, led by Lulu Cook and Lyndi Smith.
Registration is $20 – $40 at the door, please consider giving generously to offset expenses and attendance for those who are financially constrained. There will also be an opportunity to offer a donation to the teachers on the day. Please let us know if you’re concerned about the registration cost, as no one will be turned away due to lack of funds.
Please bring a healthy dish to share for lunch if you’d like; or take-away is available close by.
Registration limited; pre-register at: http://bit.ly/2mMiBBj