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Death and Dying: a Buddhist Perspective
with Kadam Birgit Saunders
Date: Sunday 1 December, 2024
Time: 10 am – 1 pm
Cost: $30 ($15 unwaged) includes morning tea
About this course
While we do not like to think about this, all of us will eventually have to face the loss of loved ones, as well as our own death.
The buddhist understanding of death and dying is enormously beneficial.
In particular it will allow us to acknowledge our own impermanence and transform the truth of our death into a life-enhancing energy that will empower us to truly make the most of our lives, to live and die joyfully and meaningfully.
Gaining experience of this meditation will enable us to not only deal skillfully with our grief but also help those who are dying or have died.
In this course kadam birgit will explain the buddhist perspective on death and dying, how we can prepare ourselves and how we can help others who are dying.
Details
Coffee, tea and snacks are provided.
Where
Amitabha kadampa buddhist centre
174 albert street, palmerston north
Phone: 06 355-3524
Www.Meditateinpalmerstonnorth.Org
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