Samudra Kadampa Buddhist Centre
370 Main St E Ground floor [main entrance]
Hamilton ON L8N 1J6
You may join a course at anytime.
To cover costs there is a fee of $12/class.
Mondays 7:30 – 9 pm
Teacher: Nishaan Parbhoo
Samudra Kadampa Buddhist Centre
LIVE STREAM
7:30 – 8:40 pm
Buddha clearly indicated that ordinary beings suffer and experience endless problems, simply because they do not know the true nature of their reality. He explained that we abide in a sleep of ignorance, so strong and powerful, that we never awaken to our potential to be permanently free from all suffering and difficulties. The word Buddha means ‘awakened one’ and such a person necessarily has awakened from the sleep of ignorance. We must do the same if we wish for any lasting inner peace, wisdom, and the power to benefit all sentient beings.
| How do We Experience Reality? | Mar 29 |
| The True Nature of Our Body | Apr 5 |
| The True Nature of Our Mind | Apr 12 |
| The True Nature of Our Self | Apr 19 |
Buddha said that our lives pass as quickly as a flash of lightning. When we are young, life seems to progress very slowly, and it feels like our life span is very long. When we are much older, we realize that our life span is very short. Therefore, we need to make our life truly meaningful. If we can accomplish this, we shall enjoy a happy life. This is because an actual meaningful life is the nature of peace and happiness. This course will introduce some of the basic foundational concepts and practices that lead to a meaningful result.
| What Makes a Human Life Meaningful? | Apr 26 |
| The Power of Virtue | May 3 |
| Life Needs Meaning Because it is Impermanent | May 10 |
| Creating Causes For a Meaningful Life | May 17 |
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