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January 5, 2025 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Sunday General Program – Freedom at the Heart

Kadampa Meditation Center Williamsburg 119 North 11th Street, Williamsburg

According to Buddha, we all have within our minds the potential to experience limitless joy, love and freedom from unhappiness. This may sound too good to be true and very…

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TRAINING EACH DAY - THE KEY TO LASTING HAPPINESS I

TRAINING EACH DAY - THE KEY TO LASTING HAPPINESS
In this video Venerable Geshe-la gives strong encouragement to believe in our ability to develop a happy mind all the time.
‘Dharma should not be just empty words. Dharma should remain in our heart and be used for our daily happiness and to help others. That is our main responsibility’

See the full post
kadampa.org/2024/12/encouragement-from-the-spiritual-guide

NEW YEAR’S EVE 2025 MEDITATION AND CELEBRATION T

NEW YEAR’S EVE 2025 MEDITATION AND CELEBRATION
Tuesday, December 31, 8:30 - 10:30pm
$25, free for supporting members
Start the New Year powerfully and peacefully ... our world needs it. Experience the collective power of meditating together in a blessed space, creating inner happiness and outer harmony. We’ll gather at 8:30pm to enjoy each other’s company along with a spread of vegetarian hors d’oeuvres (gluten-free and vegan options) and mocktails followed by a meditation and dedications for world peace 🤍

@kadampanyc runs on love, wisdom, class fees, memb

@kadampanyc runs on love, wisdom, class fees, membership and donations. This hub for all things Kadampa in NYC is currently running its end of year fundraising campaign to provide its present branches (in Williamsburg, Harlem, Queens, Upper West Side, Noho, Riverdale, and Jersey City), as well as future branches, with the resources they need to make a real impact in their communities.

If you'd like to contribute to the continued flourishing of Kadam Dharma teachings, please follow the link in our bio.

A donation of any amount is received with gratitude. Thank you!

Exploring the Power of Our Mind to Shape Our World

Exploring the Power of Our Mind to Shape Our World

Special 75-minute class, with David Nuss
Saturday Dec 14, 11am-12:15pm
Register at link in bio!

Creativity is often seen as the act of bringing to life art or music or storytelling of all kinds. For some, being creative in these ways is something they actively pursue, either as a passion or even as our “day job.” For others, the notion of being creative may feel terrifically foreign.

From the Buddhist perspective, every one of us is creating every moment of the day. We may think that the world and our experiences are things that are happening to us from “out there.” But as we discover through meditation and Buddha’s teachings, it’s actually our mind that is creating our world.

For those who already identify as a “creative”, this process of world-building may be familiar, but even then, most likely not in the way that it truly shapes their day-to-day experiences of life.

Just as a writer chooses their words or a painter their colors, with Buddha’s teachings and meditations we can learn how to create a vibrant path that brings us more happiness and freedom. Join us in this special one-session Saturday course where David will help us explore how we can create a better reality – even if we’ve never played a note in our life.

Wednesdays 7-8pm. Register at link in bio. The ne

Wednesdays 7-8pm. Register at link in bio.
The next meditation in this series is the one that all the previous meditations in our ongoing Wednesday series on the Stages of the Path have been leading up to: the meditation on emptiness.

According to Buddha, the root cause of our suffering is our ignorance of, and subsequent misapprehension of, how things actually exist. We perceive phenomena as existing entirely independently of the mind, and it is this mistaken apprehension that gives rise to all attachments and aversions that generate our unhappiness.

In reality things are empty of being independent of the mind. It is through understanding this emptiness that we begin to undermine all the unhappiness in our minds and lives. Gradually, through gaining deep experience of emptiness in meditation, we can actually purify our minds completely and eventually eradicate even the root cause of our suffering.

What could be more exciting than coming to understand the true nature of all things? And then to discover that this insight will actually remove all our unhappiness and make our lives inexpressibly joyful, creative and meaningful?

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Williamsburg, NY 11249
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