Date/Time
Date(s) - 12 Jun 2024
7:00 pm - 8:45 pm
Location
Kagyu Samye Dzong London
15 Spa Rd
London
SE16 3SA
United Kingdom
How often do you get up from your meditation thinking, “What a waste of time that was!”? What if that wasn’t the case? Perhaps there is another way of approaching our practice that makes every meditation experience worthwhile.
In this enlightening talk, Ajahn Brahmali will delve deep into the essence of meditation and unravel some of the misconceptions around it. He show us a fresh approach to meditation guided by wisdom and compassion. Together we will explore how we can integrate our so-called “bad” meditations into the Noble Eightfold Path, so that every experience becomes part of our journey to peace.
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 6:30pm 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.
2. If you do not receive your ticket within an hour, please contact us at bookings@anukampaproject.org. Please be aware that emails that we send to non-gmail, hotmail or outlook email account outside the UK (e.g. .pl; .gmx etc), are often rejected as ‘undelivered’ for unknown reasons. Please therefore contact us from a gmail, hotmail or outlook email account where at all possible, to save disappointment.
PLEASE NOTE THIS BOOKING IS NOT REFUNDABLE.
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All ticket proceeds go toward covering venue hire and other arrangements. Any excess will go toward general running cost of Britain’s first monastery for bhikkhuni, “Anukampa Grove Bhikkhuni Monastery.”