Date/Time
Date(s) - 24 May 2023
6:45 pm - 8:30 pm

Location
Unitarian Meeting Hall
Brunswick Square/Surrey St, St Paul's
Bristol
BS2 8PE
United Kingdom

 

The Buddha described patience as the highest spiritual quality. But why should we be patient? Shouldn’t we try to get out of suffering as fast as possible? However, the Buddha also described the process of awakening (and meditation) as an impersonal process of cause and effect. It is in the context of the Buddha’s profound teachings on non-self that the true power of patience can be understood. Drawing on the teachings of the Buddha as well as his own extensive meditation experience, Ajahn Brahmali will explain how we can harness the power of patience to propel us on the Path.

This evening programme will begin with a short guided meditation, followed by a Dhamma talk by Ajahn Brahmali. After the talk there will be an opportunity to ask questions.

 

 

Please aim to arrive at 6:15 pm in order to register and settle in quietly.

 

We kindly ask that you do not contact the venue.

 

 

Note:

 

1. After your registration, you will receive an email with your Ticket/Booking Confirmation almost immediately. Please check your junk mail box if you do not receive it. You can also add our email address bookings@anukampaproject.org as a contact to prevent emails from us going into the junk folder.

 

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All proceeds go toward establishing the UK’s first Forest Monastery for women.

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