Living Lightly
with Impermanence & Emptiness
Saturday, Feb 12 @ 1-4pm
Description
Everything changes. Nothing lasts. Even though we know this is true, we often resist change and struggle with uncertainty. When we learn to embrace the truth of impermanence we can let go of worry, accept our experiences, keep things in perspective and develop a flexible mind. In this way we can live lightly and wisely through unpredictable times.
This afternoon course will include teachings and meditations that will help us to deepen our acceptance, our meditation experience and our wisdom understanding the transient nature of our lives.
Gaining insight into Buddha’s teachings on subtle impermanence opens the door to gaining experience of the ultimate nature of reality, emptiness. The emphasis will be on practically integrating these liberating insights with our daily lives to experience more peace, stability and wisdom.
Everyone welcome.
Please note
Masks are required; an online option is also available
About the Teacher
Kelsang Jangchen is a Buddhist nun and the Resident Teacher at Kadampa Meditation Center South Carolina. She has been practicing meditation and Kadampa Buddhism since 1999. Jangchen teaches with warmth and compassion, offering practical methods to help people experience more peace and happiness in their daily lives.
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