Meditations for a Meaningful Life
A beginner level drop-in series of meditation classes

The Healing Power of Meditation

with Kadampa Teacher Jeanne Paquin


Wednesday evenings | 7-8:15pm
at KMC Ottawa

$15 per class |  Free for Members


Our mind is our greatest healer. In this class, you can discover how to actualize your potential to overcome all mental pain, sorrow, loss, physical suffering, illness and disease through one of the most renowned ancient meditations taught by Buddha, known as “taking and giving". We will learn how to transform the simple act of breathing into a powerful healing practice that causes mental peace and happiness, improves concentration, enhances our love, compassion & wisdom and brings great meaning to our life.

This class will include practical instructions & guided meditations. Refreshments will be served afterwards, with an opportunity to chat and discuss the class.

Everybody's welcome!

Register in advance online, or at the door.
Fee per class: $15
Free for all members.  Find out more about what's included in a monthly membership by clicking here.

Class Schedule 

Wed Dec 11, from 7 to 8:15pm:          The healing power of taking and giving

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The Teacher for this class is Jeanne Paquin, who has been  practising and teaching Buddhist meditation for many years. Jeanne is has a great depth of knowledge, and her teachings are very practical and uplifting.  She enjoys sharing her experience of practising meditation in daily life.



Registration
We encourage you to pre-register, but registration is also available at the door. 

Wednesday Class

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Whereas each one of us is just one single person, other living beings are countless in number; therefore the happiness and freedom of others are much more important than our own.
Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche
Modern Buddhism (2ND ED.)