TEACHING & MEDITATION (EN)
Wednesdays | 7.30 – 9.00 pm
Kadampa Meditationszentrum Basel
Turnerstrasse 26
CH-4058 Basel
Price
CHF 15 / per evening
CHF 10 AHV/IV/Students/Kulturlegi
free with KMCB-Card
BRING A FRIEND FOR FREE!!!
Language
English
NEW: also as Livestream
The first month is free,
afterwards only with Membercard
Our Wednesday classes are open to everyone and are suitable for beginners and those who have some experience. Geshe Kelsang Gyatso writes in Modern Buddhism:
“Kadampa practitioners emphasize training in meditation. The objects of meditation should be those that are meaningful, so that through training in meditation we can free ourselves permanently from all the sufferings of this life and our countless future lives, and we can attain the supreme happiness of enlightenment.”
In our general program we will learn to meditate on meaningful objects.
November – Power to Change
05.11. Karmic Causes and Effects
12.11. Changing from the Inside
19.11. Developing Spiritual Power
26.11. Transforming our World through Action
December – Our Universal family
03.12. Recognizing our Own Ignorance
17.12. Permanent Liberation
January
no classes because of Lamrim-Retreat
further dates will follow
We are looking forward to seeing you!
The Teacher
Gen Kelsang Dema
Gen Kelsang Dema is the resident teacher of the Kadampa Meditation Center Basel.
She is a modern Buddhist nun and a very experienced teacher of the New Kadampa Tradition who has been studying and practicing Kadampa Buddhism for 25 years under the guidance of venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche.
Because of her experience, Gen Dema’s teachings are powerful, clear and profound. It is her greatest joy to accompany others on the inner path to happiness and freedom. It is her greatest wish that everyone learns to lead themselves to their own source of joy and bliss. It’s really easy to find inner peace and always be happy.
We simply have to follow the teachings that Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche has made available to us out of his great kindness – to the people of this busy and modern world – and we will see that our lives change for the better.“