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

Meditations for a Meaningful Life

with Kadampa Teacher Jeanne Paquin


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

$15 per class | $50 for a 4-class card | Free for Members


Meditation enables you to unwind, relax, let go of worry and improve your overall sense of wellbeing. Whether you simply want to calm your mind or experience deep inner transformation and find greater meaning in life, there is a meditation practice that can help you.

Through meditation, we can learn practical methods to solve the problems we face in daily life. These classes will include guided meditations and a teaching from Kadampa Teacher Jeanne Paquin, as well as an opportunity to ask questions. No experience is necessary. No special clothing or equipment is required. 

We will begin our series by looking, week by week, at 6 basic meditations included in the "Living Meditation" series: Meditation for Relaxation and Meditations for a Clear Mind.

You can drop in for any or all of these great classes - each one is self-contained. Everybody's welcome!

Class Schedule - all classes are from 7 to 8:15pm
Wed Oct 9          Body of Light
Wed Oct 16        
Clarity
Wed Oct 23      
The Root Mind
Wed Oct 30       NO CLASS, because of International Fall Festival
 

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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$50.00 4-Class Cards are available at the door (only) as they are physical cards. 

Attend these classes, and all our weekly classes for free, by becoming a KMC Ottawa Monthly Membership -  click here for more details.
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.)