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From Blight to Blessing - Mindfully Making the Most of Life's Challenges - Buddhist Council of NSW From Blight to Blessing - Mindfully Making the Most of Life's Challenges - Buddhist Council of NSW

From Blight to Blessing - Mindfully Making the Most of Life's Challenges

From Blight to Blessing - Mindfully Making the Most of Life's Challengeswed01nov7:00 pm8:30 pmWestern Sydney University, Bankstown City campus, Inner West7:00 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT+11:00) Event Organized ByMetta CentreEvent Type Courses/Teachings on Buddhism,Meditation Conducted / InstructedEvent RegionOnline,Western SydneyShow Online EventsYes

Event Details

Speaker: John Barter

Wed 1 Nov | 7-8.30pm AEDT

Location: In person at Western Sydney University (74 Rickard Rd, Bankstown City Campus), Room 1.4.34 on level 4 or Online (Zoom link below)

Cost: Free

With a Mindful and Wise – Right View approach to our Life, we can consciously conceive, perceive and then receive Life’s issues in a way where we transform blights into blessings!A Mindful and Wise relationship to our ongoing experience creates Psychological Breathing Space to not get caught in the default or Reacting, Resisting, Denying or Distracting from what is actually happening which wastes so much precious time and energy and keeps us caught in a negative default mode.

With Mindfulness and Wisdom we can live our life by design not by default. Here we can transform issues and illnesses, pains and problems into lessons, learnings and even into Liberation!

The Buddha Dhamma offers ideas and options for this alchemy or transformation of blights to blessings. Here a woeful situation becomes workable even wonderful! This Dhamma Talk by Buddhist Psychologist and Meditation Teacher John Barter, offers insights and ideas for this possibility.

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