april, 2023
Event Details
Cost: By Donation Life has its ups and downs, highs and low. In Dhamma terms, these are the ‘Eight Worldly Winds,’ the four complementary pairs of gain and loss, praise and
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Event Details
Cost: By Donation
Life has its ups and downs, highs and low. In Dhamma terms, these are the ‘Eight Worldly Winds,’ the four complementary pairs of gain and loss, praise and blame, fame and disrepute and pleasure and pain. Most of us spend a lot of our lives either running toward or away from these eight worldly situations . How can we find balance in the face of these worldly winds? Bhante will talk about how the Buddhist practice of mindfulness , wisdom and equanimity can keep us well grounded in a chaotic world. The program will include Guided meditation, Dhamma talk, and Q&A with the audience.
About the Speaker: Ven. Bhante Buddharakkita was born in Uganda, Africa. He is the founder of the Uganda Buddhist Center and the Buddhist Primary School in Uganda. Bhante is a visiting professor at Union Theological Seminary, affiliated to Columbia University , in New York City. He has been teaching mindfulness meditation in Africa, the U.S., Australia and worldwide since 2005. His book, Planting Dhamma Seeds: The Emergence of Buddhism in Africa, tells the story of his religious and spiritual work in Africa.
Time
(Wednesday) 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
Metta Centre, Western Sydney
Metta Centre, 2/7-9 Cross Street, Bankstown NSW 2200
Organizer
Metta Centrecontact@mettacentre.com or phone 02 9708 6200