This class is on a short break

Returning Tue 20 Aug with the topic:

What to do when things go wrong

This class is on a short break

Returning Tue 20 Aug with the topic:

What to do when things go wrong

Meditate in

Forest Lake

Tuesdays

7.00 – 8.15pm

Meditate in Forest Lake

Tuesdays

7.00 – 8.15pm

Weekly Meditation Classes in Forest Lake

Our weekly meditation classes in Forest Lake 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!

Next topic:  What to do when things go wrong – starting Tuesday 20 August

Weekly Meditation Classes in Forest Lake

Our weekly meditation classes in Forest Lake 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!

Next topic:  What to do when things go wrong – starting Tuesday 20 August

Day & Time

Tuesdays – 7:00pm to 8:15pm

No need to book!

*This class is on a short break.  Next class Tuesday 20 August

Cost

$15 per person

Included in KMC Brisbane Membership

Venue

Forest Lake Community Hall

Take lift or stairs to level 1

60 College Ave, Forest Lake QLD 4078

Upcoming Topics

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 7pm at Forest Lake Community Hall

Book in advance for all 4 classes in this topic for $50 and save 16%
Gen Kelsang Ani

Our Teacher

The teacher of the weekly Forest Lake 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.