Where
Kariton Art Gallery
(Abbotsford Arts Council)
in Mill Lake Park
2387 Ware St
AbbotsfordFor directions please see this Map
There is parking right next to the Kariton Art Gallery off of Ware Street.
The Gallery is wheelchair accessible
When
Sundays
12 noon – 1:00pmPlease see our note below the class description. This class is presently on a break. Thank you for your patience!
Cost
$12 per class
$30 for 3 classes
$40 for 4 classes
Free for membersBooks
These classes are an opportunity to get to know the books of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche, the world-renowned meditation master who founded KMC Fraser Valley as well as hundreds of centres around the world, all part of the New Kadampa Tradition – International Kadampa Buddhist Union.
A selection of his books will be on sale at the class, such as How to Transform Your Life, which you can also download as a free eBook.
What to expect at a class
Every class includes two meditations, practical advice from Todd, and time for questions and refreshments at the end.
Kariton Gallery is the perfect place to meditate! It is peaceful and quiet, situated in the beautiful surroundings of Mill Lake Park. Why not enjoy a walk before or after class? 🙂
Change Ahead!
At the end of April, we will be taking a break from our Sunday afternoon meditation class in Abbotsford at Kariton Gallery. As an alternative venue for meditation, we encourage you to consider our Monday evening, 7:00pm-8:15pm, class in Mission at Chartwell Cedarbrook Chateau on 7th Avenue.
We have really loved meeting you and sharing practical and wise Buddhist teachings in our meditation classes–and we will be back at some point, so stay tuned for future classes or events at Kariton Gallery in Abbotsford.
Teacher
Todd Arseneau studies on the Foundation Program at KMC Fraser Valley. He is a down-to-earth, practical teacher with many examples from his experience with applying meditation in daily life as a school teacher and father of 2 boys.
Teacher
Jill Arseneau is a member of the Teacher Training Program and has been studying, meditating and teaching at Kadampa Meditation Centre for many years. As a wife and mother of 2 boys, she has a wealth of practical, real-life examples and a deep understanding of Dharma that bring her teachings to life.
