Tuesday Evening Classes
with Gen Kelsang Thekchen at KMC Ottawa
Tuesday Evening Classes
7-8:30pm
with Resident Teacher Gen Kelsang Thekchen,
at KMC Ottawa
879 Somerset Street West
Cost: $15, or $75 for entire 6-class series. Free for monthly support members.
Live-Streamed classes - are available for our members. A Bronze Support member can attend our streamed Tuesday evening and Sunday morning classes for FREE and pay $25 for the 1/2 Day Live Streamed class and a Silver Support member can also all of our Live Streamed classes fro FREE. Click here to become a monthly support member and gain access to these Live Streamed classes.
Training the mind with friends and family over the holidays
Tuesday Dec. 17, from 7 to 8:30pm
In this very practical class, we'll learn methods to develop and maintain a peaceful happy mind when we spend time with family & friends over the holiday season. Gen Thekchen will guide us in meditations to help us gain a deeper familiarity with these profound and practical wisdom teachings. We will benefit, and so will our friends and family!
The class will include 2 guided meditations and a teaching. After the class, there will be time for Q&A, and there will also be time after the class to discuss with Gen Thekchen and other students, over refreshments. Everyone is welcome!
The Tuesday evening classes are taught by Resident Teacher Gen Kelsang Thekchen, who is a Kadampa Buddhist monk & senior Teacher in the New Kadampa Tradition. He has been a Teacher under the guidance of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche for more than 25 years. Gen Thekchen has taught widely in Canada and in the UK, and is now the Resident Teacher at Kadampa Meditation Centre Ottawa. He is well known for his ability to present Buddha's teachings in a practical, profound and often humorous way, making them very accessible and easy to practise in everyday life.
To hear a sample of a teaching with Gen Thekchen, click on the arrow below.
Pre-registration for classes preferred but registration is also available at the door.
Tuesday Evening Class
As conscientious Dharma practitioners, we should observe our own shortcomings instead of being preoccupied with those of other people.