The teacher of the weekly Wynnum meditation class is Gen Kelsang Ani. Gen Ani is Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Centre Brisbane and teaches all the main classes and courses at the Centre. Gen Ani has been studying and practising Modern Kadampa Buddhism with Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche for over 20 years. She teaches with warmth and compassion, making modern Buddhism accessible and applicable to all.
Meditate in
Wynnum
Tuesdays
10.30 – 11.45am
Meditate in Wynnum
Tuesdays
10.30 – 11.45am
Weekly Meditation Classes in Wynnum
Our weekly meditation classes in Wynnum include two guided meditations and a teaching drawing on practical Buddhist wisdom.
The classes are self-contained so you can join anytime. No experience needed. Everyone is welcome.
No need to book. Just drop in!
Current topic: The Science of Happiness – click for more info
Weekly Meditation Classes in Wynnum
Our weekly meditation classes in Wynnum include two guided meditations and a teaching drawing on practical Buddhist wisdom.
The classes are self-contained so you can join anytime. No experience needed. Everyone is welcome.
No need to book. Just drop in!
Current topic: The Science of Happiness – click for more info
Upcoming Topics
Freedom from Attachment and Craving
In these classes you’ll learn:
– to distinguish between desire and uncontrolled desire, also, known as attachment;
– how attachment gives rise to craving, discontentment, dissatisfaction and disappointment;
– how to begin the process of gaining freedom.
Starting Tuesday 14 May 10.30am at Wynnum Community Centre
Book the entire course in advance and save $7.50!
Living Meaningfully, Dying Joyfully
Based on Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso’s book of the same title, this set of classes aims to provide Inspiring guidelines for helping us to live a happy and meaningful life, come to terms with our own death in a positive way and help others who are dying.
Starting Tuesday 4 June 10.30am at Wynnum Community Centre
Dealing With Challenging People
Explore special ways of viewing others that will not only protect your mind but will also enable you to respond to challenging behaviour more effectively.
Starting Tuesday 2 July 10.30am at Wynnum Community Centre
What To Do When Things Go Wrong
Learn methods to remain calm and peaceful whatever happens, and to turn any situation, however difficult, to your advantage.
Starting Tuesday 20 August 10.30am at Wynnum Community Centre
