The Buddhist Way of Loving Kindness
Select Saturdays @ 12pm
Description
We are all looking for lasting happiness and want to be free from problems and suffering permanently. These wishes can be fulfilled through understanding and practicing loving kindness.
With peace and love in our hearts, our relationships become more rewarding and long-lasting and we build the foundation for many good qualities to grow such as compassion, acceptance, empathy and patience.
Each meditation class includes two guided meditations and practical methods to keep a peaceful mind based on the books How to Transform Your Life, A Blissful Journey and How to Solve Our Human Problems by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.
Everyone is welcome. Suitable for both those new and familiar with meditation.
Registration
$12 per class (free for KMC SC members)
Drop in class; pre-registration not required
Schedule
| Date | Class Topic | Class Teacher |
|---|---|---|
| Nov. 11 | Seeing Things From Others’ Point of View | Frances McLeod |
| Nov. 18 | Suffering Can Cease | Monique Williams |
| Dec. 3 | Weekend Retreat at Isle of Palms | Cindy Parker, Mark Gould |
| Dec. 9 | Love is the Great Protector | Frances McLeod |
Location & Parking
Location
Circular Congregational Church
150 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29401
(Behind Lance Hall, 2nd floor)
Free Parking
Free parking is available for meditation class attendees at The Cumberland Street Parking Garage (90 Cumberland St, Charleston, SC 29401).
Enter from Cumberland between Meeting and Church Streets.
After class, bring your class card with you to show the attendant in the garage office.
About the Teachers
Cindy Parker
Resident Teacher
Cindy has been practicing meditation and Kadampa Buddhism for over 15 years. She is the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation South Carolina. Cindy shares her love of meditation and Kadampa Buddhism, with inspiring enthusiasm showing others how to keep a peaceful mind and kind heart.
Frances McLeod
Branch Teacher
Frances has been practicing meditation and Kadampa Buddhism for many years. She is a student of Kadampa Meditation Center South Carolina’s Teacher Training Program. Frances teaches practical and simple methods to help us integrate meditation in our daily life.
Monique Williams
Branch Teacher
Monique has been practicing meditation and Buddhism for many years. She has taught meditation in Seattle and Vancouver. Monique integrates Buddha’s teachings in her daily life and her teachings are clear and practical.
Stay Connected
We will send you one email per week, and we won’t share your email address.
