How to
Stop
Overthinking
Sunday 8 September
How to
Stop
Overthinking
Sunday 8 September

A Half Day Meditation Workshop

About the Course

Do you ever find yourself overthinking things?

Getting stuck in mental patterns that leave you feeling drained, overwhelmed or confused about life?

It’s very easy to find ourself in this overthinking headspace and for anxiety or discouragement to take over.

It’s possible to break free from these circular and unhelpful thought patterns; to intervene in out-of-control ways of thinking; and to create for yourself, the mental space and clarity that will enable you to navigate the complexities of busy modern life.

Through Buddhist meditation techniques and mental trainings, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the workings of your inner world. This will make it easier for you to switch off when you need to, experience genuine peace of mind and thereby, improve the quality of your life.

Everyone is welcome to attend this workshop, in which Buddhist nun, Gen Kelsang Ani, will explain what you can do in your everyday life to stop the habit of overthinking. You will learn:

  • How to stop busy, painful and out-of-control thought processes;
  • How to stop thinking thoughts you don’t want to have;
  • How to switch off when you need to;
  • What to do when your mind feels negative, circular or stuck in bad habits of thinking; and
  • How to experience genuine peace of mind and an improved quality of life.

Date & Time

Sunday 8 September – 10:00am to 1pm

Cost

$50 per person (includes morning tea)

Included in KMC Brisbane Membership

(Available online for KMC Brisbane Members)

Venue

Kadampa Meditation Centre Brisbane

109 Leichhardt St, Spring Hill QLD 4000

Gen Kelsang Ani

Our Teacher

The teacher of this workshop 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.

What to Expect

Over two sessions (each 1 1/4 hours long), we’ll discover how to stop thinking in unhelpful ways and start thinking in ways that are beneficial.

We sit in comfortable chairs or a cushion on the floor if you prefer. A delicious home-made morning tea will be served in the breaks to give you time to relax, absorb the teachings and to make new friends. Everyone is welcome.