Ajahn Brahm’s Dhamma Talk: “How to Live Fearlessly”
The Buddha taught that living fearlessly is achieved by understanding the nature of reality and gradually releasing clinging. Learn how to realise this by cultivating a mind inclined towards peace ~ a truly important quality that can resource and empower you in an increasingly turbulent world. Small moments of peace and inspiration can make all the difference as to how we choose to live our lives. Join Ajahn Brahm to learn how to live with more integrity, resilience and courage.
This evening programme will begin with a short guided meditation, followed by a Dhamma talk from Ajahn Brahm. After the talk there will be an opportunity to ask questions.
Please arrive at 6:15 pm in order to register and settle in quietly.
We kindly ask that you do not contact the venue.
Health and community care: Please do not attend if you feel ill (e.g. if you have any symptoms of Covid or any other viral infections).
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PLEASE NOTE THIS BOOKING IS NOT REFUNDABLE.
All ticket proceeds go toward covering venue hire and other arrangements. Any excess will go toward general running cost of Britain’s first bhikkhuni residence, Anukampa Grove.
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