Healing Disturbing Emotions
“What is your first labelling thought when you see a person? I like, I don’t like, I don’t care. We can change that. Let your first labelling thought always be ‘may you be happy’.” Thank you Venerable Namgyel for your powerful and uplifting insights, teaching us how to heal disturbing emotions. Throughout the course of......
The key to happiness is the mind
“The key to happiness is the mind. With the mind, we can switch our life to suffering or we can switch it to happiness, just as we change television channels, choosing to watch programs about fighting and war, or peaceful things, like the nature programs people seem to enjoy. Experiencing happiness or suffering depends entirely......
Anger only exists in the Inside
Get to know more about anger and other harmful emotions and how to deal with them with Venerable Lobsang Namgyel in the evening course: Healing disturbing emotions: Fear and Anger In this course we will learn how to decrease the harmful and disturbing emotions which prevent our mind from experiencing peace and happiness. To do......
New course starting on March 12th
On March 12th we are starting our new Discovering Buddhism course – How to Develop Bodhicitta. Discover practices that develop our innate qualities of compassion. Learn to apply these techniques to generate the mind of bodhichitta, known as the very heart of Buddha’s teachings. The course consists of weekly guided meditation, teaching and discussion. It will......
Herzenswärme mit Stephan Pende, 15-16. Oktober
Deine angeborene Fürsorge und Herzenswärme ist eine wichtige Quelle für Zufriedenheit und Gesundheit in deinem Leben. Wie kannst du mit dieser angeborenen Kapazität mehr in Kontakt kommen und aus ihr heraus leben? Wie schaffst du durch Selbstachtung und Selbstliebe die Grundlage sich auch anderen zu öffnen? Stephan Pende teilt an zwei Abenden (15. und 16.......
New course “The Spiritual Teacher” starting next week
Rely on the message of the teacher, not on his personality; Rely on the meaning, not just on the words; Rely on the real meaning, not on the provisional one; Rely on your wisdom mind, not on your ordinary, judgmental mind. /The Buddha/ There is little progress we would make on any topic – from......
