When
Saturday, October 19
10:00am-3:00pm
10-11:15 Session 1
11:45-12:45 Session 2
12:45 -1:45 Lunch
1:45-3:00 Session 3
Where
Cost
Members: $25
Non-members: $45
Livestream (for members only): $15
How to register
You can pre-register using the yellow “Pay Now” button below. Your PayPal receipt (which is emailed to you after you register) confirms your registration 🙂
Please register early, if possible, so our kind lunch preparers can count you in!
For those members who have registered for the livestream option, please know that we will do our very best to work with the technology so you can have a seamless and high quality experience of the course. As all of us know, however, technology is not perfect, and glitches may happen, so your patience is so welcome! Thank you 🙂
Karma: The Power to Transform Your Life
We all know the word karma, but a deeper understanding of it will give us the power to transform our lives.
The law of karma is a special instance of the law of cause and effect, according to which all our
actions of body, speech and mind are causes and all our experiences are their effects.
Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, How to Transform Your Life
By deeply understanding that our happiness comes from our positive thoughts and actions, and our unhappiness from our negative, hurtful thoughts and actions, we are given the tools to redirect our lives.
Instead of blaming external circumstances for our unhappiness, we will be inspired to respond with wisdom and creativity, using the law of karma to understand that we have the power to create the experiences that we long for, both now and in the future.
What wonderful and vital insights Buddha gives us during these otherwise disempowering times! It is rare to have the opportunity to explore the meaning of karma in depth.
Join us for this special course with guest Teacher, Gen Sanden.
Everyone is welcome!
Teacher
Gen Kelsang Sanden is a senior Teacher in the New Kadampa Tradition. Well loved for his compassion, sense of humour and the clarity of his teachings, he has been a Kadampa Teacher and monk for more than 20 years.
