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Description
Price Options:
Standard rate: £109
Supporter rate: £119
Theme:
The turmoil of our world and the turmoil of our minds share the same roots. How do we live in times of inner and outer challenges? For many of us, there is a poignant gap between what we know and how we live; often enough our reaction to a world seemingly out of joint is both numbness and indignation.
Over four weeks, this programme is devoted to teachings that orient the mind to practice and to finding resilience in the four resolves (adhiṭṭhānāni) – a compelling teaching found in the Early Buddhist message, offering both a compass and practical tools in challenging times.
The vision for this programme:
– To offer opportunities to reflect on a powerful yet little noticed teaching of the Buddha: Each evening begins with Akincano offering a short reflection on the theme of the four resolves.
– To nurture community: Each session includes a short peer breakout group.
– To enable resonance, dialogue and provide support: each session ends with an opportunity for participants to discuss the material presented and to address matters of practice and process with Akincano.
Event Details
Schedule:
Four consecutive Monday evenings on 13, 20, 27 January and 3 February 6:30 to 8:30 pm CET time. Realtime attendance is encouraged.
Recordings:
Recordings of Akincano's input will be shared after each session but the discussions will not be recorded to create a more confidential space for the mentoring parts of the sessions
Suitability:
For experienced practitioners.
Cost:
- The price includes a fee for the teacher, no additional dana will be requested.
- Possibility to pay a supporter rate by selecting the option available on the registration form. (If you would like to pay this rate, please tick the 'yes' box under the supporter rate heading on the first page of the registration form.)
- If you are unable to afford the rate please let us know. We will make sure that no one is turned away because of lack of funds.
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