Upcoming Events
What We Come Looking For, What We Find
Many of us are drawn to meditation when we feel the need to reduce our stress or when life throws us a curveball. Little do we know of the many surprises that are in store as we take the first steps towards learning meditation following the Buddha’s teachings.
On Saturday, October 31, Reshmi Sengupta, member-trustee of Atish Dipankar Dhyan Kendra, will deliver a talk on ‘What We Come Looking For, What We Find: The unexpected journey that unfolds when we join a meditation programme’.
The talk will be bilingual (English and Bengali).
THIS IS A FREE, DROP-IN SESSION. Anyone can join!
Life is Too Short, Meditate Well
Meditation is a science and anybody can meditate. With guidance and regular practice, one can also learn to meditate well. Buddha’s methods show a step-by-step process of learning, practising and enjoying the benefits of a regular practice – better health, mental peace, resilience to go through life, experience healthy emotions, as well as wisdom and compassion to help others.
In this Modular Course on Meditation, Dr Anindya Chatterjee teaches theory and guides meditations. The course is for all — beginners to experienced practitioners. Dr Chatterjee, a psychiatrist, has trained with some of the most accomplished Buddhist meditation masters of our time. He teaches Buddhist psychology, philosophy and meditation at Atish Dipankar Dhyan Kendra.
The sessions are held on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month.
This Modular Course on Meditation is for registered participants only; it is free for members of Atish Dipankar Dhyan Kendra. Non-members can register for a fee.
For registration details, please contact us.
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