When:
August 6, 2022 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
2022-08-06T10:00:00-04:00
2022-08-06T12:00:00-04:00
Where:
Jampa Ling Kadampa Buddhist Centre
Cost:
$20 (free for members)
A photo of a small statue of Buddha
In a world of distraction and shifting external conditions, our rough and restless minds seek stability in whatever appears solid, tangible, material.

It seems we’re losing our ability to discern the presence of that which is more subtle, beyond the physical, holy.

Buddha taught how we can discover and connect with the sacred – our own pure nature, for example, and the energy of enlightened mind.

In this class series Gen Suma will introduce methods to help us cultivate some of these more profound approaches, in order to help us enhance the power and quality of our spiritual life.

We receive great benefit from making prostrations, offerings and requests every day in front of the image of Buddha on our shrine.

If we are very busy, even just looking at the image with faith and with our hands pressed together in respect is prostration, and creates a strong potentiality for us to see actual Buddhas in the future.

Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

A photo of Resident Teacher Gen Kelsang Suma

About Gen Kelsang Suma

Canadian Buddhist nun Gen Kelsang Suma has been teaching Kadampa Buddhism since the mid-1990s.

She is the resident teacher at Jampa Ling Kadampa Buddhist Centre.

A mother, grandmother and devoted practitioner, she is known for the warmth and clarity of her teachings and for her love of her students.

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Jampa Ling Kadampa Buddhist Centre

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New Kadampa Tradition