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Some Buddhist Techniques on How to Life Life Better with Theresa Baw - Buddhist Council of NSW Some Buddhist Techniques on How to Life Life Better with Theresa Baw - Buddhist Council of NSW

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Some Buddhist Techniques on How to Life Life Better with Theresa Baw

Some Buddhist Techniques on How to Life Life Better with Theresa Bawtue02dec7:00 pm8:30 pmBuddhist Library and Meditation Centre, Inner west7:00 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT+11:00) Repeating Event Event Organized ByBuddhist Library & Meditation CentreEvent Type Courses/Teachings on Buddhism,Meditation Conducted / InstructedEvent RegionInner WestShow Online EventsNo

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In this four-part course, Theresa will share, from her direct experience, the Buddhist ways that she has alleviated some of the suffering from her own life. These include:

  1. Mindfulness: The state of awareness that prevents you forgetting yourself.
  2. Gratitude: The Buddha taught it is one of five rare treasures.
  3. Parable of the Arrows: We can avoid the second arrow of our mental suffering caused by the self-inflicted reaction to the first arrow.
  4. Parable of the Acrobats: We are interconnected, when looking after oneself one looks after others.
  5. Morality: Practicing morality is a protective shield against suffering.
  6. Kalyana Mitta: Having wise and virtuous friends is essential as they provide support, guidance and inspiration.

A big component of the course will also be an opportunity to learn and practice insight meditation, both sitting and walking.

There will also be time for Q&A and may be some feedback on an individual’s meditation practice. Both beginners and experienced participants are welcome.

Register here