Meditation classes in Forest Lake topic:

Wake up smiling – class resumes Tuesday 18 March.

Meditation classes in Forest Lake topic:

Wake up smiling – class resumes Tuesday 18 March.
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!

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!

Day & Time

Tuesdays – 7:00pm to 8:15pm

No need to book!

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

Wake up smiling

Do you wake up smiling each day? Feeling joyful and positive about the day ahead? Sadly, for many of us it’s quite uncommon to have this experience. Even though we wish to be happy each and every day of our life, our mind can be habitually trapped in narrow, uninspired, often-negative ways of thinking. Such thoughts leave us feeling tired, dissatisfied and wondering whether this is all that life has to offer.

We can all turn this experience around though and learn to wake up with a light and happy heart. You can learn to wake up smiling.

During this series of classes, you’ll gain understandings and learn effective meditations that enable you to greet each day feeling positive and inspired. Discover how it is possible to turn every encounter into an opportunity to deepen your appreciation of life and the people around you.

Starts week commencing Tuesday 4 March at Forest Lake Community Hall. Prepay and save 16% 

Clarity of mind

What is the mind? We all have a mind, but if someone were to ask us, ‘What is the nature of your mind? How does your mind function?’ it’s unlikely we’d be able to give a precise answer.

Through exploring Buddha’s explanation of the nature and function of our mind and by meditating on the mind itself, we’ll get to know and experience the extraordinary potential for peace that exists within our mind.

In this series of classes, you’ll discover that meditating on the clarity of your own mind is profoundly relaxing and enables you to develop strong mindfulness and deep concentration. But more than that, because the mind is the basis of all we know and perceive, deepening your understanding of the clarity of your mind will alter the way you understand life, making everything seem far more extraordinary and magical than you thought possible.

Join us for this series of classes and experience a level of mental freedom and well-being that you’ve, most likely, never experienced before.

Starts week commencing Tuesday 1 April. Prepay and save 16% 

Karma: No one is to blame

Have you ever thought that when someone says “it’s your karma” means you’re to blame for the difficult things that happen in your life? Or that karma is somehow fatalistic?

If you have, think again…In reality, through understanding karma correctly, you’ll realise that no-one is to blame and nothing is predetermined; you’ll learn what is to blame and what to do about it; that everything can change and improve, and how to make that happen.

Understanding the law of karma enables us to answer all our ‘why?’ questions and find deep inner peace; it empowers us to create the future experiences we want and avoid the ones we don’t. The liberating wisdom of karma will set you free.

Join us for this series of classes. Improve your understanding of karma and see for yourself how this wisdom enables you to make sense of your world and your life. Learn how to use this wisdom to let go of the past and the need to blame; and to create the future you want.
Starts week commencing Tuesday 29 April. Prepay 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.