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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected
Aug
12

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

with Kelsang Zopa

Feeling joyful and connected to others is essential for our sense of wellbeing, inner peace, and happiness. However, even in a city like Toronto, surrounded by millions of people, a sense of connection can be elusive, leaving us feeling isolated even in an age of ‘connectivity’.

Connection is something we experience in the mind, and therefore it is a feeling that needs to be cultivated by the mind. In this meditation series, we will explore simple but powerful meditations that gently open the heart and create a genuine feeling of connection with others. We discover a natural warmth and openness from within, allowing us to enjoy life more fully and find greater meaning and purpose.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

July 15: Enhancing Connection 
July 22: Empathy & Compassion
Aug 12: Loving Kindness Meditation
Aug 19: Strengthening Our Mind


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected
Aug
19

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

with Kelsang Zopa

Feeling joyful and connected to others is essential for our sense of wellbeing, inner peace, and happiness. However, even in a city like Toronto, surrounded by millions of people, a sense of connection can be elusive, leaving us feeling isolated even in an age of ‘connectivity’.

Connection is something we experience in the mind, and therefore it is a feeling that needs to be cultivated by the mind. In this meditation series, we will explore simple but powerful meditations that gently open the heart and create a genuine feeling of connection with others. We discover a natural warmth and openness from within, allowing us to enjoy life more fully and find greater meaning and purpose.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

July 15: Enhancing Connection 
July 22: Empathy & Compassion
Aug 12: Loving Kindness Meditation
Aug 19: Strengthening Our Mind


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~The Two Types of Meditation
Aug
26

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~The Two Types of Meditation

The Two Types of Meditation

with Kelsang Zopa

Buddha taught two types of meditation. We will learn what these are and practise them both during the class.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ The Benefits of Meditation
Sep
2

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ The Benefits of Meditation

The Benefits of Meditation

with Kelsang Zopa

By training in meditation, we create an inner space and clarity that enables us to control our mind. Regardless of the external circumstances, we develop a balanced mind that is happy all the time. We will discover and experience this directly.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover The Joy of Meditation
Sep
9

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover The Joy of Meditation

Discover The Joy of Meditation

4-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

In the busyness of modern life, meditation offers a simple way to rediscover inner calm, clarity, and a more joyful way of living.

In these classes, we will explore five topics that can help us meditate more effectively:

•  How to inspire ourselves to meditate
•  What are the objects of meditation
•  What are mindfulness and concentration
•  How meditation develops wisdom
•  How to integrate meditation into daily life

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

Sept. 9: Finding Inspiration
Sept. 16: Objects of Meditation
Sept. 23: Mindfulness and Concentration
Sept. 30: Developing Wisdom


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover the Joy of Meditation
Sep
16

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover the Joy of Meditation

Discover the Joy of Meditation

4-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

In the busyness of modern life, meditation offers a simple way to rediscover inner calm, clarity, and a more joyful way of living.

In these classes, we will explore five topics that can help us meditate more effectively:

•  How to inspire ourselves to meditate
•  What are the objects of meditation
•  What are mindfulness and concentration
•  How meditation develops wisdom
•  How to integrate meditation into daily life

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics

Sept. 9: Finding Inspiration
Sept. 16: Objects of Meditation
Sept. 23: Mindfulness and Concentration
Sept. 30: Developing Wisdom


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover The Joy of Meditation
Sep
23

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover The Joy of Meditation

Discover The Joy of Meditation

4-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

In the busyness of modern life, meditation offers a simple way to rediscover inner calm, clarity, and a more joyful way of living.

In these classes, we will explore five topics that can help us meditate more effectively:

•  How to inspire ourselves to meditate
•  What are the objects of meditation
•  What are mindfulness and concentration
•  How meditation develops wisdom
•  How to integrate meditation into daily life

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

Sept. 9: Finding Inspiration
Sept. 16: Objects of Meditation
Sept. 23: Mindfulness and Concentration
Sept. 30: Developing Wisdom


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover The Joy of Meditation
Sep
30

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Discover The Joy of Meditation

Discover The Joy of Meditation

4-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

In the busyness of modern life, meditation offers a simple way to rediscover inner calm, clarity, and a more joyful way of living.

In these classes, we will explore five topics that can help us meditate more effectively:

•  How to inspire ourselves to meditate
•  What are the objects of meditation
•  What are mindfulness and concentration
•  How meditation develops wisdom
•  How to integrate meditation into daily life

EWhether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

Sept 9: Finding Inspiration
Sept. 16: Objects of Meditation
Sept. 23: Mindfulness and Concentration
Sept. 30: Developing Wisdom


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation & The Pursuit of Happiness
Oct
7

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation & The Pursuit of Happiness

Meditation & The Pursuit of Happiness

with Kelsang Zopa

Our deepest wish is to be happy all the time yet we have never achieved this. This class will address why this is the case and propose solutions we can practically experiment with.

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & Obstacles to the Pursuit of Happiness
Oct
14

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & Obstacles to the Pursuit of Happiness

Meditation & Obstacles to the Pursuit of Happiness

with Kelsang Zopa

What are the obstacles we face in realizing our deepest wish to be happy? How can we oppose these obstacles? This class will give you practical solutions to these fundamental questions.

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


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Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times
Oct
21

Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times

Finding Peace in Difficult Times

with Kelsang Zopa

Every day we face challenges in life—from small things like stubbing a toe or getting stuck in traffic, to larger difficulties such as conflict, disappointment, loss, or relationship challenges.

While we cannot always control what happens to us, we can learn to control how we respond and our inner experience of these situations.

In these classes, we will explore practical meditations and ways of thinking that help us remain peaceful and positive when we encounter difficulties in life. By responding to difficulties with wisdom and patience, we can transform challenges into opportunities for growth and inner development.

“When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation itself as our problem, but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the mind. If we were to respond to difficult situations with a positive or peaceful mind, they would not be problems for us; indeed, we may even come to regard them as challenges or opportunities for growth and development.”
— How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!Topics

Oct. 21: How Meditation Heals Pain
Oct. 28: Anger - Is It Worth It?
Nov. 4: Acceptance and Peace
Nov. 11: Working Skillfully with Painful Feelings


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Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times
Oct
28

Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times

Finding Peace in Difficult Times

with Kelsang Zopa

Every day we face challenges in life—from small things like stubbing a toe or getting stuck in traffic, to larger difficulties such as conflict, disappointment, loss, or relationship challenges.

While we cannot always control what happens to us, we can learn to control how we respond and our inner experience of these situations.

In these classes, we will explore practical meditations and ways of thinking that help us remain peaceful and positive when we encounter difficulties in life. By responding to difficulties with wisdom and patience, we can transform challenges into opportunities for growth and inner development.

“When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation itself as our problem, but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the mind. If we were to respond to difficult situations with a positive or peaceful mind, they would not be problems for us; indeed, we may even come to regard them as challenges or opportunities for growth and development.”
— How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!Topics

Oct. 21: How Meditation Heals Pain
Oct. 28: Anger - Is It Worth It?
Nov. 4: Acceptance and Peace
Nov. 11: Working Skillfully with Painful Feelings


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Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times
Nov
4

Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times

Finding Peace in Difficult Times

4-week series with Kelsang Zopa

Every day we face challenges in life—from small things like stubbing a toe or getting stuck in traffic, to larger difficulties such as conflict, disappointment, loss, or relationship challenges.

While we cannot always control what happens to us, we can learn to control how we respond and our inner experience of these situations.

In these classes, we will explore practical meditations and ways of thinking that help us remain peaceful and positive when we encounter difficulties in life. By responding to difficulties with wisdom and patience, we can transform challenges into opportunities for growth and inner development.

“When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation itself as our problem, but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the mind. If we were to respond to difficult situations with a positive or peaceful mind, they would not be problems for us; indeed, we may even come to regard them as challenges or opportunities for growth and development.”
— How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!Topics

Oct. 21: How Meditation Heals Pain
Oct. 28: Anger - Is It Worth It?
Nov. 4: Acceptance and Peace
Nov. 11: Working Skillfully with Painful Feelings


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Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times
Nov
11

Wednesday Drop-in Class Finding Peace in Difficult Times

Finding Peace in Difficult Times

4-week series with Kelsang Zopa

Every day we face challenges in life—from small things like stubbing a toe or getting stuck in traffic, to larger difficulties such as conflict, disappointment, loss, or relationship challenges.

While we cannot always control what happens to us, we can learn to control how we respond and our inner experience of these situations.

In these classes, we will explore practical meditations and ways of thinking that help us remain peaceful and positive when we encounter difficulties in life. By responding to difficulties with wisdom and patience, we can transform challenges into opportunities for growth and inner development.

“When things go wrong in our life and we encounter difficult situations, we tend to regard the situation itself as our problem, but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the mind. If we were to respond to difficult situations with a positive or peaceful mind, they would not be problems for us; indeed, we may even come to regard them as challenges or opportunities for growth and development.”
— How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Topics

Oct. 21: How Meditation Heals Pain
Oct. 28: Anger - Is It Worth It?
Nov. 4: Acceptance and Peace
Nov. 11: Working Skillfully with Painful Feelings


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation & Being Patient With Our Progress
Nov
18

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation & Being Patient With Our Progress

Meditation & Being Patient With Our Progress

with Kelsang Zopa

We need to be aware that our progress, in fully understanding and using Buddha's teachings in our daily life, can take time. With Buddha's wisdom teachings we can learn to accept the rhythm of our progress.

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation and Love, Desire & Attachment
Nov
25

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation and Love, Desire & Attachment

Love, Desire & Attachment

4-week series with Kelsang Zopa

In these meditation classes, we will learn how to bring more harmony, joy, and peace into our relationships by understanding the difference between love, desire, and attachment. These different minds are often confused, and in close relationships we may mistakenly think that our love itself is the cause of the pain we experience.

Buddha taught that love can never cause us problems, but the “sticky” mind of attachment can. When we cling to others to fulfil our wishes, we become emotionally dependent, and like a balloon in the wind, we lose inner stability and mental freedom.

Through developing pure love, we can care for others without clinging and discover a stable source of happiness within our own mind.

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Topics

Nov. 25: Are all desires bad? (No!)
Dec. 2:
Why attachment hurts
Dec. 9: Why love brings true happiness
Dec. 16: Expanding our love for others


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Wednesday Drop-in Class Love, Desire & Attachment
Dec
2

Wednesday Drop-in Class Love, Desire & Attachment

Love, Desire & Attachment

4-week series with Kelsang Zopa

In these meditation classes, we will learn how to bring more harmony, joy, and peace into our relationships by understanding the difference between love, desire, and attachment. These different minds are often confused, and in close relationships we may mistakenly think that our love itself is the cause of the pain we experience.

Buddha taught that love can never cause us problems, but the “sticky” mind of attachment can. When we cling to others to fulfil our wishes, we become emotionally dependent, and like a balloon in the wind, we lose inner stability and mental freedom.

Through developing pure love, we can care for others without clinging and discover a stable source of happiness within our own mind.

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!Topics

Nov. 25: Are all desires bad? (No!)
Dec. 2: Why attachment hurts

Dec. 9: Why love brings true happiness
Dec. 16: Expanding our love for others


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation and Love, Desire & Attachment
Dec
9

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation and Love, Desire & Attachment

Love, Desire & Attachment

4-week series with Kelsang Zopa

In these meditation classes, we will learn how to bring more harmony, joy, and peace into our relationships by understanding the difference between love, desire, and attachment. These different minds are often confused, and in close relationships we may mistakenly think that our love itself is the cause of the pain we experience.

Buddha taught that love can never cause us problems, but the “sticky” mind of attachment can. When we cling to others to fulfil our wishes, we become emotionally dependent, and like a balloon in the wind, we lose inner stability and mental freedom.

Through developing pure love, we can care for others without clinging and discover a stable source of happiness within our own mind.

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Topics

Nov. 25 Are all desires bad? (No!)
Dec. 2:
Why attachment hurts
Dec. 9: Why love brings true happiness
Dec. 16: Expanding our love for others


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation and Love, Desire & Attachment
Dec
16

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~ Meditation and Love, Desire & Attachment

Love, Desire & Attachment

4-week series with Kelsang Zopa

In these meditation classes, we will learn how to bring more harmony, joy, and peace into our relationships by understanding the difference between love, desire, and attachment. These different minds are often confused, and in close relationships we may mistakenly think that our love itself is the cause of the pain we experience.

Buddha taught that love can never cause us problems, but the “sticky” mind of attachment can. When we cling to others to fulfil our wishes, we become emotionally dependent, and like a balloon in the wind, we lose inner stability and mental freedom.

Through developing pure love, we can care for others without clinging and discover a stable source of happiness within our own mind.

Whether you are new to meditation or have some experience, you are warmly invited to join us. Meditations are practised seated on chairs or on cushions, your choice. Each class includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point.

Classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada. After class there will be complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to chat.

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Topics

Nov. 25: Are all desires bad? (No!)
Dec. 2:
Why attachment hurts
Dec. 9: Why love brings true happiness
Dec. 16: Expanding our love for others


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected
Jul
22

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

with Kelsang Zopa

Feeling joyful and connected to others is essential for our sense of wellbeing, inner peace, and happiness. However, even in a city like Toronto, surrounded by millions of people, a sense of connection can be elusive, leaving us feeling isolated even in an age of ‘connectivity’.

Connection is something we experience in the mind, and therefore it is a feeling that needs to be cultivated by the mind. In this meditation series, we will explore simple but powerful meditations that gently open the heart and create a genuine feeling of connection with others. We discover a natural warmth and openness from within, allowing us to enjoy life more fully and find greater meaning and purpose.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

July 15: Enhancing Connection 
July 22: Empathy & Compassion
Aug 12: Loving Kindness Meditation
Aug 19: Strengthening Our Mind


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected
Jul
15

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Feeling joyful and connected to others is essential for our sense of wellbeing, inner peace, and happiness. However, even in a city like Toronto, surrounded by millions of people, a sense of connection can be elusive, leaving us feeling isolated even in an age of ‘connectivity’.

Connection is something we experience in the mind, and therefore it is a feeling that needs to be cultivated by the mind. In this meditation series, we will explore simple but powerful meditations that gently open the heart and create a genuine feeling of connection with others. We discover a natural warmth and openness from within, allowing us to enjoy life more fully and find greater meaning and purpose.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:
July 15: Enhancing Connection 
July 22: Empathy & Compassion
Aug 12: Loving Kindness Meditation
Aug 19: Strengthening Our Mind


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected
Jul
8

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Feeling joyful and connected to others is essential for our sense of wellbeing, inner peace, and happiness. However, even in a city like Toronto, surrounded by millions of people, a sense of connection can be elusive, leaving us feeling isolated even in an age of ‘connectivity’.

Connection is something we experience in the mind, and therefore it is a feeling that needs to be cultivated by the mind. In this meditation series, we will explore simple but powerful meditations that gently open the heart and create a genuine feeling of connection with others. We discover a natural warmth and openness from within, allowing us to enjoy life more fully and find greater meaning and purpose.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

July 1: Feeling Connected
July 8: Enhancing Connection 
July 15: Dealing with Difficult People
July 22: Empathy & Compassion
Aug 12: Loving Kindness Meditation
Aug 19: Strengthening Our Mind


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected
Jul
1

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

Meditation & the Joy of Feeling Connected

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Feeling joyful and connected to others is essential for our sense of wellbeing, inner peace, and happiness. However, even in a city like Toronto, surrounded by millions of people, a sense of connection can be elusive, leaving us feeling isolated even in an age of ‘connectivity’.

Connection is something we experience in the mind, and therefore it is a feeling that needs to be cultivated by the mind. In this meditation series, we will explore simple but powerful meditations that gently open the heart and create a genuine feeling of connection with others. We discover a natural warmth and openness from within, allowing us to enjoy life more fully and find greater meaning and purpose.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

July 1: Feeling Connected
July 8: Enhancing Connection 
July 15: Dealing with Difficult People
July 22: Empathy & Compassion
Aug 12: Loving Kindness Meditation
Aug 19: Strengthening Our Mind


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go
Jun
24

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Freedom of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

May 20: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Busy Thoughts

May 27: Letting Go of Worry

June 3: Letting Go of Craving

June 10: Letting Go of Perfectionism

June 17: Letting Go of Comparison

June 24: Letting Go of Not Feeling Good Enough


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go
Jun
17

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Freedom of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

May 20: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Busy Thoughts

May 27: Letting Go of Worry

June 3: Letting Go of Craving

June 10: Letting Go of Perfectionism

June 17: Letting Go of Comparison

June 24: Letting Go of Not Feeling Good Enough


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go
Jun
10

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Freedom of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

May 20: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Busy Thoughts

May 27: Letting Go of Worry

June 3: Letting Go of Craving

June 10: Letting Go of Perfectionism

June 17: Letting Go of Comparison

June 24: Letting Go of Not Feeling Good Enough


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go
Jun
3

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Freedom of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

May 20: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Busy Thoughts

May 27: Letting Go of Worry

June 3: Letting Go of Craving

June 10: Letting Go of Perfectionism

June 17: Letting Go of Comparison

June 24: Letting Go of Not Feeling Good Enough


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go
May
27

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Freedom of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

May 20: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Busy Thoughts

May 27: Letting Go of Worry

June 3: Letting Go of Craving

June 10: Letting Go of Perfectionism

June 17: Letting Go of Comparison

June 24: Letting Go of Not Feeling Good Enough


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go
May
20

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Freedom of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Freedom of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!

Course topics:

May 20: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Busy Thoughts

May 27: Letting Go of Worry

June 3: Letting Go of Craving

June 10: Letting Go of Perfectionism

June 17: Letting Go of Comparison

June 24: Letting Go of Not Feeling Good Enough


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go
May
6

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Art of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


Course topics include:

Apr 1: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Overthinking

Apr 8: Letting Go of Self-Criticism

Apr 15: Letting Go of Stress

Apr 22: Letting Go of Blame & Resentment

Apr 29: Letting Go of the Past

May 6: Letting Go of Loneliness

(No class next week May 13 due to High School visit.
Regular classes resume May 20.)


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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go
Apr
29

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go

Meditation & the Art of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


Course topics include:

Apr 1: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Overthinking

Apr 8: Letting Go of Self-Criticism

Apr 15: Letting Go of Stress

Apr 22: Letting Go of Blame & Resentment

Apr 29: Letting Go of the Past

May 6: Letting Go of Loneliness


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go
Apr
22

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Art of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


Course topics include:

Apr 1: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Overthinking

Apr 8: Letting Go of Self-Criticism

Apr 15: Letting Go of Stress

Apr 22: Letting Go of Blame & Resentment

Apr 29: Letting Go of the Past

May 6: Letting Go of Loneliness


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go
Apr
15

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Art of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


Course topics include:

Apr 1: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Overthinking

Apr 8: Letting Go of Self-Criticism

Apr 15: Letting Go of Stress

Apr 22: Letting Go of Blame & Resentment

Apr 29: Letting Go of the Past

May 6: Letting Go of Loneliness


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go
Apr
8

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go

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Meditation & the Art of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


Course topics include:

Apr 1: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Overthinking

Apr 8: Letting Go of Self-Criticism

Apr 15: Letting Go of Stress

Apr 22: Letting Go of Blame & Resentment

Apr 29: Letting Go of the Past

May 6: Letting Go of Loneliness


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go
Apr
1

Wednesday Drop-in Class ~Meditation & the Art of Letting Go

Meditation & the Art of
Letting Go

6-Week Series with Kelsang Zopa

Do you ever find yourself stuck in cycles of negative thinking, even when you want to let them go? In these meditation classes, we'll discover practical techniques to let go of negative minds and break free from self-limiting thoughts. These methods will empower us to cultivate an inner space of clarity and happiness, helping us become a more positive, confident, and resilient person.

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A.

These classes are held in the peaceful, spacious, quiet and comfortable meditation room at Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada.  Each class is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. 

We also have many books and materials available at our Temple shop to help people deepen their learning and experience through further reading. 

No previous experience of meditation is required.  Everybody welcome!


Course topics include:

Apr 1: Introduction to Meditation: Letting Go of Overthinking

Apr 8: Letting Go of Self-Criticism

Apr 15: Letting Go of Stress

Apr 22: Letting Go of Blame & Resentment

Apr 29: Letting Go of the Past

May 6: Letting Go of Loneliness


Booking

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator
Mar
25

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator

How to Become a Regular Meditator
~ Finding Peace Within ~

Live your life with a peaceful heart and positive intentions.

Buddhist meditation is a practice open to everyone and can help you find inner calm, develop a positive perspective, and build resilience in everyday life.

In these classes, you will learn how to develop a meditation habit through guided meditations and simple, practical instructions. Each class also includes a short talk on how Buddhist philosophy can be applied to help us stay positive when facing everyday challenges.

Feb 18: The Benefits of Meditation

Feb 25: Building the Meditation Habit

Mar 4: Exploring the Origins of Our Unhappiness

Mar 11: The Practice of Buddhism & Intentional Living

Mar 18: Working with Painful Emotions

Mar 25: Finding Peace in the Digital Age

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. All classes are self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any time. No previous experience is required.

Everybody welcome!

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator
Mar
18

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator

How to Become a Regular Meditator
~ Finding Peace Within ~

Live your life with a peaceful heart and positive intentions.

Buddhist meditation is a practice open to everyone and can help you find inner calm, develop a positive perspective, and build resilience in everyday life.

In these classes, you will learn how to develop a meditation habit through guided meditations and simple, practical instructions. Each class also includes a short talk on how Buddhist philosophy can be applied to help us stay positive when facing everyday challenges.

Feb 18: The Benefits of Meditation

Feb 25: Building the Meditation Habit

Mar 4: Exploring the Origins of Our Unhappiness

Mar 11: The Practice of Buddhism & Intentional Living

Mar 18: Working with Painful Emotions

Mar 25: Finding Peace in the Digital Age

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. All classes are self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any time. No previous experience is required.

Everybody welcome!

Booking

 
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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator
Mar
11

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator

How to Become a Regular Meditator
~ Finding Peace Within ~

Live your life with a peaceful heart and positive intentions.

Buddhist meditation is a practice open to everyone and can help you find inner calm, develop a positive perspective, and build resilience in everyday life.

In these classes, you will learn how to develop a meditation habit through guided meditations and simple, practical instructions. Each class also includes a short talk on how Buddhist philosophy can be applied to help us stay positive when facing everyday challenges.

Feb 18: The Benefits of Meditation

Feb 25: Building the Meditation Habit

Mar 4: Exploring the Origins of Our Unhappiness

Mar 11: The Practice of Buddhism & Intentional Living

Mar 18: Working with Painful Emotions

Mar 25: Finding Peace in the Digital Age

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. All classes are self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any time. No previous experience is required.

Everybody welcome!

Booking

 
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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator
Mar
4

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator

How to Become a Regular Meditator
~ Finding Peace Within ~

with Jay Roberts

Live your life with a peaceful heart and positive intentions.

Buddhist meditation is a practice open to everyone and can help you find inner calm, develop a positive perspective, and build resilience in everyday life.

In these classes, you will learn how to develop a meditation habit through guided meditations and simple, practical instructions. Each class also includes a short talk on how Buddhist philosophy can be applied to help us stay positive when facing everyday challenges.

Feb 18: The Benefits of Meditation

Feb 25: Building the Meditation Habit

Mar 4: Exploring the Origins of Our Unhappiness

Mar 11: The Practice of Buddhism & Intentional Living

Mar 18: Working with Painful Emotions

Mar 25: Finding Peace in the Digital Age

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. All classes are self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any time. No previous experience is required.

Everybody welcome!

Booking

 
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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator
Feb
25

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator

How to Become a Regular Meditator
~ Finding Peace Within ~

with Gabriel Charbonneau

Live your life with a peaceful heart and positive intentions.

Buddhist meditation is a practice open to everyone and can help you find inner calm, develop a positive perspective, and build resilience in everyday life.

In these classes, you will learn how to develop a meditation habit through guided meditations and simple, practical instructions. Each class also includes a short talk on how Buddhist philosophy can be applied to help us stay positive when facing everyday challenges.

Feb 18: The Benefits of Meditation

Feb 25: Building the Meditation Habit

Mar 4: Exploring the Origins of Our Unhappiness

Mar 11: The Practice of Buddhism & Intentional Living

Mar 18: Working with Painful Emotions

Mar 25: Finding Peace in the Digital Age

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. All classes are self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any time. No previous experience is required.

Everybody welcome!

Booking

 
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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator
Feb
18

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ How to Become a Regular Meditator

How to Become a Regular Meditator
~ Finding Peace Within ~

Live your life with a peaceful heart and positive intentions.

Buddhist meditation is a practice open to everyone and can help you find inner calm, develop a positive perspective, and build resilience in everyday life.

In these classes, you will learn how to develop a meditation habit through guided meditations and simple, practical instructions. Each class also includes a short talk on how Buddhist philosophy can be applied to help us stay positive when facing everyday challenges.

Feb 18: The Benefits of Meditation

Feb 25: Building the Meditation Habit

Mar 4: Exploring the Origins of Our Unhappiness

Mar 11: The Practice of Buddhism & Intentional Living

Mar 18: Working with Painful Emotions

Mar 25: Finding Peace in the Digital Age

Each session includes two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic, followed by time for Q&A. All classes are self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any time. No previous experience is required.

Everybody welcome!

Booking

 
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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List
Feb
11

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List

Practical Buddhist Advice
~ A Meaningful Bucket List ~

The idea of a "bucket list," a list of things to do before you die, was popularized in the last 20 years or so and the phrase is linked to the idiom "kick the bucket" (meaning to die). The underlying idea of creating goals before death is timeless, but this specific phrase, popularized by a movie, gave it a catchy name, leading to global adoption. 

It is an important question to answer for ourselves because as Geshe Kelsang Gyatso says in his book Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully*

We have immense freedom to accomplish almost anything we want. We can become a powerful politician, a successful businessman or woman, or a great scientist or artist. We can travel the world or even go to the moon, or we can settle for a simple family life. With so much freedom, we need to ask ourself what is the most meaningful way to use our life. What will make us truly happy? What will benefit others most? And when this life is over, what will help us then?”

In this series of classes we will explore what Buddhism has as answers to these most fundamental questions. 

Bucket list #1: A loving mind
Objective: How to develop a loving mind for all living beings and why it makes us happy. 

Bucket list #2: A mind of compassion
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha’s teachings on compassion and how to apply them in daily life.

Bucket list #3: A mind filled with patience
Objective: What is patience? In practice what does it mean?

Bucket list #4: A generous disposition
Objective: To understand that we can give in many ways, not only financially, and it is very meaningful and beneficial for both ourselves and others to do so. 

Bucket list #5: Mental peace
Objective: To investigate where mental peace comes from, why it is essential during our life and even more so at the time of death.

Bucket list #6: Wisdom
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha's teachings on wisdom and how they are the pathway to ultimate freedom from suffering. 


Each class includes two guided meditations and a talk on nurturing deeper inner peace and developing a clear sense of purpose and direction in life. There is also time for questions and discussion. Each session is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. No previous experience is required.
Everybody welcome!


*
Both printed and ebook version of Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso is available at Tharpa Publications.

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List
Feb
4

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List

Practical Buddhist Advice
~ A Meaningful Bucket List ~

The idea of a "bucket list," a list of things to do before you die, was popularized in the last 20 years or so and the phrase is linked to the idiom "kick the bucket" (meaning to die). The underlying idea of creating goals before death is timeless, but this specific phrase, popularized by a movie, gave it a catchy name, leading to global adoption. 

It is an important question to answer for ourselves because as Geshe Kelsang Gyatso says in his book Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully*

We have immense freedom to accomplish almost anything we want. We can become a powerful politician, a successful businessman or woman, or a great scientist or artist. We can travel the world or even go to the moon, or we can settle for a simple family life. With so much freedom, we need to ask ourself what is the most meaningful way to use our life. What will make us truly happy? What will benefit others most? And when this life is over, what will help us then?”

In this series of classes we will explore what Buddhism has as answers to these most fundamental questions. 

Bucket list #1: A loving mind
Objective: How to develop a loving mind for all living beings and why it makes us happy. 

Bucket list #2: A mind of compassion
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha’s teachings on compassion and how to apply them in daily life.

Bucket list #3: A mind filled with patience
Objective: What is patience? In practice what does it mean?

Bucket list #4: A generous disposition
Objective: To understand that we can give in many ways, not only financially, and it is very meaningful and beneficial for both ourselves and others to do so. 

Bucket list #5: Mental peace
Objective: To investigate where mental peace comes from, why it is essential during our life and even more so at the time of death.

Bucket list #6: Wisdom
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha's teachings on wisdom and how they are the pathway to ultimate freedom from suffering. 


Each class includes two guided meditations and a talk on nurturing deeper inner peace and developing a clear sense of purpose and direction in life. There is also time for questions and discussion. Each session is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. No previous experience is required.
Everybody welcome!


*
Both printed and ebook version of Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso is available at Tharpa Publications.

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List
Jan
28

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List

Practical Buddhist Advice
~ A Meaningful Bucket List ~

The idea of a "bucket list," a list of things to do before you die, was popularized in the last 20 years or so and the phrase is linked to the idiom "kick the bucket" (meaning to die). The underlying idea of creating goals before death is timeless, but this specific phrase, popularized by a movie, gave it a catchy name, leading to global adoption. 

It is an important question to answer for ourselves because as Geshe Kelsang Gyatso says in his book Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully*

We have immense freedom to accomplish almost anything we want. We can become a powerful politician, a successful businessman or woman, or a great scientist or artist. We can travel the world or even go to the moon, or we can settle for a simple family life. With so much freedom, we need to ask ourself what is the most meaningful way to use our life. What will make us truly happy? What will benefit others most? And when this life is over, what will help us then?”

In this series of classes we will explore what Buddhism has as answers to these most fundamental questions. 

Bucket list #1: A loving mind
Objective: How to develop a loving mind for all living beings and why it makes us happy. 

Bucket list #2: A mind of compassion
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha’s teachings on compassion and how to apply them in daily life.

Bucket list #3: A mind filled with patience
Objective: What is patience? In practice what does it mean?

Bucket list #4: A generous disposition
Objective: To understand that we can give in many ways, not only financially, and it is very meaningful and beneficial for both ourselves and others to do so. 

Bucket list #5: Mental peace
Objective: To investigate where mental peace comes from, why it is essential during our life and even more so at the time of death.

Bucket list #6: Wisdom
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha's teachings on wisdom and how they are the pathway to ultimate freedom from suffering. 


Each class includes two guided meditations and a talk on nurturing deeper inner peace and developing a clear sense of purpose and direction in life. There is also time for questions and discussion. Each session is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. No previous experience is required.
Everybody welcome!


*
Both printed and ebook version of Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso is available at Tharpa Publications.

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List
Jan
21

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List

Practical Buddhist Advice
~ A Meaningful Bucket List ~

The idea of a "bucket list," a list of things to do before you die, was popularized in the last 20 years or so and the phrase is linked to the idiom "kick the bucket" (meaning to die). The underlying idea of creating goals before death is timeless, but this specific phrase, popularized by a movie, gave it a catchy name, leading to global adoption. 

It is an important question to answer for ourselves because as Geshe Kelsang Gyatso says in his book Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully*

We have immense freedom to accomplish almost anything we want. We can become a powerful politician, a successful businessman or woman, or a great scientist or artist. We can travel the world or even go to the moon, or we can settle for a simple family life. With so much freedom, we need to ask ourself what is the most meaningful way to use our life. What will make us truly happy? What will benefit others most? And when this life is over, what will help us then?”

In this series of classes we will explore what Buddhism has as answers to these most fundamental questions. 

Bucket list #1: A loving mind
Objective: How to develop a loving mind for all living beings and why it makes us happy. 

Bucket list #2: A mind of compassion
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha’s teachings on compassion and how to apply them in daily life.

Bucket list #3: A mind filled with patience
Objective: What is patience? In practice what does it mean?

Bucket list #4: A generous disposition
Objective: To understand that we can give in many ways, not only financially, and it is very meaningful and beneficial for both ourselves and others to do so. 

Bucket list #5: Mental peace
Objective: To investigate where mental peace comes from, why it is essential during our life and even more so at the time of death.

Bucket list #6: Wisdom
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha's teachings on wisdom and how they are the pathway to ultimate freedom from suffering. 


Each class includes two guided meditations and a talk on nurturing deeper inner peace and developing a clear sense of purpose and direction in life. There is also time for questions and discussion. Each session is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. No previous experience is required.
Everybody welcome!


*
Both printed and ebook version of Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso is available at Tharpa Publications.

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List
Jan
14

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List

Practical Buddhist Advice
~ A Meaningful Bucket List ~

The idea of a "bucket list," a list of things to do before you die, was popularized in the last 20 years or so and the phrase is linked to the idiom "kick the bucket" (meaning to die). The underlying idea of creating goals before death is timeless, but this specific phrase, popularized by a movie, gave it a catchy name, leading to global adoption. 

It is an important question to answer for ourselves because as Geshe Kelsang Gyatso says in his book Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully*

We have immense freedom to accomplish almost anything we want. We can become a powerful politician, a successful businessman or woman, or a great scientist or artist. We can travel the world or even go to the moon, or we can settle for a simple family life. With so much freedom, we need to ask ourself what is the most meaningful way to use our life. What will make us truly happy? What will benefit others most? And when this life is over, what will help us then?”

In this series of classes we will explore what Buddhism has as answers to these most fundamental questions. 

Bucket list #1: A loving mind
Objective: How to develop a loving mind for all living beings and why it makes us happy. 

Bucket list #2: A mind of compassion
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha’s teachings on compassion and how to apply them in daily life.

Bucket list #3: A mind filled with patience
Objective: What is patience? In practice what does it mean?

Bucket list #4: A generous disposition
Objective: To understand that we can give in many ways, not only financially, and it is very meaningful and beneficial for both ourselves and others to do so. 

Bucket list #5: Mental peace
Objective: To investigate where mental peace comes from, why it is essential during our life and even more so at the time of death.

Bucket list #6: Wisdom
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha's teachings on wisdom and how they are the pathway to ultimate freedom from suffering. 


Each class includes two guided meditations and a talk on nurturing deeper inner peace and developing a clear sense of purpose and direction in life. There is also time for questions and discussion. Each session is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. No previous experience is required.
Everybody welcome!


*
Both printed and ebook version of Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso is available at Tharpa Publications.

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List
Jan
7

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Practical Buddhist Advice: A Meaningful Bucket List

Practical Buddhist Advice
~ A Meaningful Bucket List ~

The idea of a "bucket list," a list of things to do before you die, was popularized in the last 20 years or so and the phrase is linked to the idiom "kick the bucket" (meaning to die). The underlying idea of creating goals before death is timeless, but this specific phrase, popularized by a movie, gave it a catchy name, leading to global adoption. 

It is an important question to answer for ourselves because as Geshe Kelsang Gyatso says in his book Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully*

We have immense freedom to accomplish almost anything we want. We can become a powerful politician, a successful businessman or woman, or a great scientist or artist. We can travel the world or even go to the moon, or we can settle for a simple family life. With so much freedom, we need to ask ourself what is the most meaningful way to use our life. What will make us truly happy? What will benefit others most? And when this life is over, what will help us then?”

In this series of classes we will explore what Buddhism has as answers to these most fundamental questions. 

Bucket list #1: A loving mind
Objective: How to develop a loving mind for all living beings and why it makes us happy. 

Bucket list #2: A mind of compassion
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha’s teachings on compassion and how to apply them in daily life.

Bucket list #3: A mind filled with patience
Objective: What is patience? In practice what does it mean?

Bucket list #4: A generous disposition
Objective: To understand that we can give in many ways, not only financially, and it is very meaningful and beneficial for both ourselves and others to do so. 

Bucket list #5: Mental peace
Objective: To investigate where mental peace comes from, why it is essential during our life and even more so at the time of death.

Bucket list #6: Wisdom
Objective: An introduction to the Buddha's teachings on wisdom and how they are the pathway to ultimate freedom from suffering. 

Each class includes two guided meditations and a talk on nurturing deeper inner peace and developing a clear sense of purpose and direction in life. There is also time for questions and discussion. Each session is self-contained, so you are welcome to join at any point. No previous experience is required.

Everybody welcome!


*
Both printed and ebook version of Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso is available at Tharpa Publications.

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Meditation Made Easy
Dec
17

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Meditation Made Easy

Meditation Made Easy
Give power to your meditation practice!

In these classes, we’ll explore simple, practical techniques to make your meditation stronger and more enjoyable. We’ll cover topics like maintaining good posture, overcoming distractions, and using powerful objects of meditation—such as mantras, visualization, and the clarity of your own mind.

These classes are suitable for everyone, and designed to inspire and support you, helping you deepen your practice and feel more confident in your ability to meditate.

These classes include two guided meditations and a practical talk on a weekly topic. After each class, there is time for Q&A.

Each class is self-contained so feel free to drop-in when you can!  Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. Everybody welcome!

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Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Exploring Buddhism: Practical Wisdom for Daily Life
Dec
10

Wednesday Drop-in Meditation Class ~ Exploring Buddhism: Practical Wisdom for Daily Life

Exploring Buddhism:
Practical Wisdom for Daily Life

This six-week course is open to everyone. It introduces, in a down-to-earth and practical way, the fundamental principles of Buddhism—such as karma, past and future lives, meditation, and how to find inner solutions to your problems. Each session shows how these teachings can be applied in daily life to cultivate inner peace, clarity, and resilience. By the end of the course, you will have a strong foundation in Buddhist philosophy and practical ways to create a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

These classes include two guided meditations and a talk on nurturing deeper inner peace and a clear sense of purpose and direction in our lives. After each class, there is time for Q&A.

Each class is self-contained so feel free to drop-in when you can!  Each class will be followed by complimentary refreshments and the opportunity to ask questions. Everybody welcome!

Class dates & topics:

Nov 5: What is The Real Meaning of Human Life?

Nov 12: How Awareness of Death Enriches Our Life

Nov 19: Avoiding Future Suffering

Nov 26: Where Does Real Freedom Lie?

Dec 3: Do You Believe in Karma?

Dec 10: Mantra, Buddhas & Purifying Karma

Dec 17: Meditation Made Easy

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