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     January 2009
     
     

    DATEVENUEACTIVITIES
    


    Jan 03
    to
    Feb 28    		Norbu Choling Centre 
    Reverence T K Lochen Tulku's Teaching Programme

    



    
Norbu Choling Centre
    
24 Geylang Lor 29
    
#05-00 Leow Sih Association Building
    
Te; 6747 6650
    
Website : http://www.norbucholingcentre.org
    
or Jimmy Pung - HP 96233695
    




    All are welcome
    


    Jan 04Singapore Buddhist Federation 
    Children Dharma Class

    



    




    All are welcome
    



    Jan 04
    to
    Jun 30    		Uttamayanmuni Buddhist Temple 
    Abhidhamma Made Easy By Bhikkhu Kheminda

    



    
Contact us at:
    
Uttamayanmuni Buddhist Temple
    
32B Hongsan Terrace
    
Singapore 688785
    
Tel: 6769 1751
    
Website: http://www.uttamayanmuni.org/
    
Email: enquiry@uttamayanmuni.org






    All are welcome
    



    Jan 17
    to
    Feb 01    		 By Amitabha Buddhist Centre
     Lama Zopa At Amitabha Buddhist Centre

    



    
LAMA ZOPA RINPOCHE'S FLIGHT DETAILS
    

Lama Zopa Rinpoche will be arriving this Friday 16 Jan at 11.15am from Bangkok on flight TG403.

    

LAMA ZOPA RINPOCHE'S TEACHING PROGRAMME
    


    Topic: Commentary on Lama Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga 

    Date: 17 Jan (Sat) 4-6pm, 7.30pm

    18 Jan (Sun) 4-6pm 

    

    Topic: Refuge and 5 Precepts Ceremony 

    Date: 18 Jan (Sun) 7.30pm 

    

    Topic: Addition to the Programme: Animal Liberation 

    Date: 18 Jan (Sun) 9am 

    

    Topic: Guhyasamaja Initiation

    Date: 20-22 Jan (Tues - Thurs) 7.30pm

    Prerequisites apply and registration is compulsory. Successful registrants will be notified 

    

    Topic: Most Secret Hayagriva Puja specially dedicated for all ABC members and benefactors 

    Date: 24 Jan (Sat) 9am-6pm 

    

    Topic: Lunar New Year Blessing by Rinpoche 

    Date: 26 Jan (Mon) 10am 

    

    Topic: ABC's 20th Anniversary Dinner 

    Date: 28 Jan (Wed) 7pm 

    Venue: Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel.

    Please call Serene at 67458547 for tickets. 

    

    Topic: 1,000-Armed Chenresig Initiation

    Date: 29-30 Jan (Thurs-Fri) 7.30pm 

    

    Topic: Long Life Puja for Rinpoche 

    Date: 1 Feb (Sun) 9.30am

    
For more information, please download the programme leaflet at http://www.fpmtabc.org/newsletter/lama-zopa-rinpoche-visit-2009.pdf

    


It would be helpful to remember impermanence and to stay prepared and flexible for any changes that might occur in the programme if and when our precious teacher deems necessary. Remember that as a fully qualified teacher, Rinpoche may see the need to alter the schedule and plans at very short notice. As students, this gives us a fantastic opportunity to let go of attachment and practise patience.

    

 

Also, Rinpoche's teachings and initiations have historically run into the wee hours, and even early morning. Whenever possible, do keep your morning schedule free on the day following a teaching or initiation so you will be ready to return for the remaining events, refreshed and positively recharged. 



    TARA WEALTH VASE SPONSORSHIP
    

The sponsorship of each Tara Wealth Vase consecrated by Lama Zopa Rinpoche is $380. Sponsorship is open only to members of Amitabha Buddhist Centre. Please contact Serene at 67458547 (extension 2) or call at the centre personally for your sponsorship. Please go to http://www.fpmtabc.org/posters/TaraWealthVases.pdf for information on the wealth vase.

The Tara wealth vase is a holy object and should be treated with respect. It should be placed on the altar or any suitable place that is clean and it shouldn't face any door or window. 



    All are welcome
    






    Jan 21Buddhist Lodge. By Buddhist Fellowship
     Meditation Workshop by Ajahn Brahm

    



    


    All are welcome
    

    Jan 261st Day of the First Chinese Lunar Month, in the Year 4707

    Happy Lunar New Year

    Today in the Year of the Ox or 4707th year based on the Chinese lunar calendar, most Chinese Buddhists celebrate the Spring Festival or Chinese Lunar New Year by having prayers, offerings and blessings at Buddhist Temples. 
    


    Jan 313 Jewels Singapore 
    Tibetan Heart Yoga /
    MANAGING YOUR KARMA /
     Meditation Group

    


    Tibetan Heart Yoga - Practice
    
Tibetan Heart Yoga is a powerful and transformative practice which combines both traditional yoga asana with meditations designed to open the heart and increase our understanding of how reality works and how we can change it.

    
During the next 4 weeks, Series 1 and 2 of Tibetan Heart Yoga will be introduced.  
    



    Venue :    
Oasis Holistic
     
Blk 10 Selegie Rd 
    
#01-50 Selegie House
    
Telephone: 6442 2881

    Time :     Saturdays starting this Sat 31st Jan 

    Time:     1.00pm - 2.30pm 

    Cost:     Suggested donation $10 per class - 30%  is to cover rental of the space and the rest will be donated to the Assian Classics Input Project which preserves precious and fragile sacred texts.  
    
If you can't afford $10, please still come and donate what ever you can. 

    Led by:     Jaki 



    Location:      http://www.oasisholistic.com/location.htm
    




    All are welcome
    


    

     





     


       
 
     
     February 2009
     
     

    DATEVENUEACTIVITIES
    

    Feb 01
    to
    22    		By Kong Meng San Monastery
    Talks: Buddhist Responses to Contemporary Ethical Issues

    



    

About the Speaker
    Venerable Chuan Cheng is currently the Assistant Professor of Buddhist studies and adviser to the Management Board of the Buddhist College of Singapore (BCS). He holds a MA in Indian Religions and a PHD in Buddhist Studies from SOAS, University of London. From 2005 to 2008, he was the Dean of Academic Affairs of BCS. He has been a Buddhist monk in residence at Kong Meng San Monastery since 2005.



    All are welcome
    


    Feb 02
    to
    Feb 23    		3 Jewels Singapore 
    Tibetan Heart Yoga /
    MANAGING YOUR KARMA /
     Meditation Group

    


    Tibetan Heart Yoga - Practice
    
Tibetan Heart Yoga is a powerful and transformative practice which combines both traditional yoga asana with meditations designed to open the heart and increase our understanding of how reality works and how we can change it.

    
During the next 4 weeks, Series 1 and 2 of Tibetan Heart Yoga will be introduced.  
    



    Venue :    
Oasis Holistic
     
Blk 10 Selegie Rd 
    
#01-50 Selegie House
    
Telephone: 6442 2881

    Time :     Saturdays starting this Sat 31st Jan 

    Time:     1.00pm - 2.30pm 

    Cost:     Suggested donation $10 per class - 30%  is to cover rental of the space and the rest will be donated to the Assian Classics Input Project which preserves precious and fragile sacred texts.  
    
If you can't afford $10, please still come and donate what ever you can. 

    Led by:     Jaki 



    Location:      http://www.oasisholistic.com/location.htm
    


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    MANAGING YOUR KARMA
    
For those of you who had the fortune of attending Lama Marut's teachings on emptiness last week, you heard him emphasize that we as spiritual practitioners must develop the wisdom that understands the world comes from us, not at us.  And these projections are driven by our karma.  We as beings are totally changeable, with infinite potential, and by extension, so is the world for each of us.  We just have to learn how to "work the karma."

    

In this 'Dharma Essentials' discussion class, we will explore the marriage of karma and emptiness, focusing on the karma side of things.  For the course readings, Lama Marut has selected verses from two classic works:  Treasure House of Knowledge (Abhidharmakosha) by Master Vasubandhu (350 AD), and a commentary on this work, Illumination of the Path to Freedom, by Gyalwa Gendun Drup, His Holiness the First Dalai Lama (1391-1474).  If you were excited by the possibilities suggested by the emptiness teachings last week, then you will find the karmic techniques presented here to be a practical starting point for realizing the full potential of your spiritual life.
    


    Description:      Dharma Essentials - How Karma Works


    Dates:      Mondays in February (Feb 2, 9, 16, 23)


    Time:      7.30pm - 9.30pm


    Cost:      Free (donations for handouts and venue welcome)


    Venue:     to be announced this weekend (CNY closures have delayed our ability to finalize a venue - please bear with us!)


    Discussion leader:      Alvin Lee


    RSVP:      please RSVP to alvin.lee@riskmetrics.com or 9138 5438 so that we can prepare course handouts.


    About Alvin Lee     -- Alvin has been a student of Buddhism and yoga philosophy since 1999.  He has studied in New York and California with Ven. Sumati Marut, Geshe Michael Roach, and the late Khensur Rinpoche Geshe Lobsang Tharchin.  Alvin relocated to Singapore in 2002, and has helped lead several dharma discussion groups and retreats."

    



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    Meditation Group 
    
If you're interested in starting to meditate regularly, or if you've been trying to meditate but it's been a struggle, this weekly meditation group aims to give you the tools to get yourself going and the support to keep you on track. 

    
It is often said that without meditation lasting progress on a spiritual path is very difficult because meditation is how we check on our mind as we change it into one that can help all being and ourselves be truly happy.  

    
During the session, there will be some instruction, some seated meditation, some walking meditation and a chance to discuss any questions or issues you may have. 

    



    Venue:     The Quayside, 
    60 Robertson Quay 
    
#04-06, Lobby C
    
- ask for Benny's apartment 



    Dates:     starts on Thursday Feb 12

    Time:     7.30 pm- 9.00pm 

    Cost:     Free  

    Led by      Jaki, hp 96779969  

    Location :     map
    



    About Jaki Fisher     - Jaki has been a Buddhist since 1998 and is currently 5 years into a 6 year programme at Diamond Mountain Buddhist University and Retreat centre where she also majors in sacred dance. At the request of her teachers, Geshe Michael Roach and Lama Christie McNally, she has trained to teach Tibetan Heart Yoga, and she has been leading study groups and retreats in Singapore since 2005.  


    All are welcome
    



    Feb 04Buddhist Fellowship
    Introduction to Buddhism Course

    



    


    All are welcome
    


    Feb 06
    to
    Apr 26    		3Gems
    3Gems Tour: Serenity in Stone
    In conjunction with Peranakan Museum and Asian Civilisations Museum

    


    



    
Venue : Peranakan Museum, 39 Armenian Street

    


Regsiter your full name , HP, email, total number of participants and tour destination to:-
    
E-mail: 3gems@kmspks.org
    
Website: 3Gems



    All are welcome
    

    Feb 06
    to
    Apr 17    		By Kong Meng San Monastery
    Relaxation Meditation Course

    



    



    All are welcome
    

    Feb 08
    to
    Nov 23    		By Kong Meng San Monastery
    English Buddhism Course Conducted by Venerables

    



    



    All are welcome
    


    Feb 09Palelai Buddhist Temple
    MAGHA  PUJA  (SANGHA DAY)

    



The Temple will celebrate the above festival on 9th February 2009 (Monday)

    

MAGHA PUJA, also known as Sangha day is a Buddhist celebration commemorating the spontaneous assembly of 1,250 arahants in the Lord Buddha’s presence. One thousand of the gathered monks had previously achieved Awakening upon hearing the Lord Buddha’s delivery of the Fire Sermon; the remaining 250 were followers of the elder monks Venerable Moggallana and Venerable Sariputta.  
To mark this auspicious gathering, Lord Buddha delivered the Ovada - Patimokkha, or Patimokkha Exhortation, a summary of the main points of the Dhamma, which Lord Buddha gave to the assembly before sending them out to proclaim the doctrine.

    

PROGRAMME
    


    Date :9th February 2009 (Monday)


  • 06.00 pm  Evening chanting.

  • 07.30 pm Candle light procession led by resident monks followed by                                     	the chanting of Parittas, Dhamma Talk and the Transference of 
Merits.


    All are welcome
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    Feb 10
    to
    Apr 14    		By Kong Meng San Monastery
    Basic Vipassana (Insight Meditation Class)

    



    



    All are welcome
    



    Feb 13
    to
    Feb 16    		By Oasis Holistic
    ACHARYA DAVID HOPE TALKS IN SINGAPORE

    



    





Acharya David Hope has been a member of the London Shambhala Centre since its early days in the front room of his home. He attended the Shambhala Seminary training with his root teacher, Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, in 1983, and was then resident Director for Shambhala Training in London for many years. In the 1990's he lived and worked at the residential retreat centre, Dechen Chöling in France, where he was a co-director from 1995-8. From 1999 to 2004 he served on the Shambhala International board of directors.  In 2005 he was asked by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, the current head of Shambhala, to be an Acharya, or senior teacher representing the Shambhala tradition.  He now travels and teaches wordwide, and lives near Dechen Chöling with his wife Chris de Block. 


See details here www.shambhala.org/teachers/acharya/dhope.php 

    
 


"'The Shambhala Terma of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche"


    Time: 7.30pm – 9pm, Friday 

    Date: 13 February, 2009  


    Venue: Oasis Holistic 

    


In the 1970's the renowned Tibetan teacher, Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, received a number of Terma texts, hidden treasure teachings emanating from the enlightened state of mind.  In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition such teachings are occasionally revealed by certain great teachers who have sufficient realisation to access them. 

    


The importance of such texts is that they provide teaching and practice instructions that are specifically relevant to the era in which they appear.  The Shambhala Terma that Chogyam Trunpa received are therefore of great practical value to those living in our modern high speed materialistic world, suffering from the stress such a world creates, and hoping to help this society become more enlightened and less dominated by materialism and aggression. 

    


While it is not possible to give transmission for these texts in the context of this talk, short excerpts can be read to give a glimpse of their quality, and the path through which the student can work toward receiving them will be discussed. 

    
 


"Four Foundations of Mindfulness"


    Time: 2pm – 5pm, Saturday, 

    Date: 14 February, 2009


    Venue: Oasis Holistic 

    
 



    "Meditation Retreat with David Hope"


    Time: 2pm – 5pm, Sunday, 

    Date: 15 February, 2009


    Venue: Oasis Holistic 
    
 



    "Shambhala Singapore Monday sitting with David Hope

    Time: 7.30pm – 9pm, Monday, 

    Date: 16 February, 2009


    Venue: 138 Mackenzie Road #04-02, Singapore 228719 

    
 


Please register info@... or call on 9817 6865 


     


Oasis Holistic
    
Blk 10 Selegie Rd, #01-50 Selegie Hse
    
Closest MRT Little India / Bugis
    
Directions www.oasisholistic.com 
    



    All are welcome
    


    Feb 14
    to
    15    		By Dharma Drum Singapore
    The Life Awakening Series: Talk & One-Day Camp

    



    

Five Venerables from Dharma Drum Mountain Taiwan will be coming to Singapore 
to give talks and lead the activities on subsequent Saturday (14/2/2009) and 
Sunday (15/2/2009) respectively.

    

The Life Awakening Series 
    
1) Day 1 - 14th Feb 2009 (Sat)
    
    Dharma Talk on "The Vitamin Of Life - Happiness" 
    
    Time : 7.30pm - 9.30pm

    
   
2) Day 2 - 15th Feb 2009 (Sun)
    
    One Day Life Awakening Camp (need registration)
    
    (includes meditation, movie screening and games)
    
    Time : 9.30am - 5pm

    

Venue: Dharma Drum Singapore 
    
           @ 100A Duxton Road (2nd floor
    ) 
            Singapore 089544
    
           Tel: 6735 5900

    

Admission : Free (in Mandarin)
    
Please register and email ddsingapore@singnet.com.sg or call for more information.


    All are welcome
    

    Feb 15
    to
    Jun 21    		By  Pu Ji Si Buddhist Research Center 
    Basic Buddhism Course 

    



    

    When : Every Sunday 15 Feb 09 to 21 Jun 09
 

    Time : 9am - 11.30am
 

    Instructor : Vajiro (Richard) Chia
 

    Adviser : Ven. Fa Da
 

    Where : Pu Ji Si Buddhist Research Center, 
39 Geylang Lorong 12, Singapore 399012 
  

    Enquiry : 6746 6211 (9am - 5pm Daily) 

    Fee : FOC. 

    Registration : Registration Open 
    
 
 


 


    Introduction
    

The Basic Buddhism Course is specially designed and tailored to suit the fast-paced and modern lifestyle.

    

This 20-lesson-course skillfully balances theoretical study of DHAMMA with MEDITATION practice, providing a strong basis for understanding of BUDDHA'S TEACHINGS and a good foundation for mental development. It will greatly benefit both beginners as well as long-time practitioners.

    

The course consists of three sections, namely 
  • BUDDHIST FUNDAMENTALS, 
  • MEDITATION 
  • PALI CHANTING 

    

Buddhist Fundamentals
    

The Buddhist fundamentals are structured to provide in-depth, intellectual framework for the understanding of the essentials of the BUDDHA'S TEACHINGS.

    

Topics covered include:
    


  • The definition of Evil, Good & Pure

  • Life of the Buddha

  • Four Noble Truths

  • Noble Eight-Fold Path 

  • Dependent Origination 

  • Four Foundations of Mindfulness 

  • Karma & Rebirth 
    

as well as studying of major SUTTAS.

    

Meditation
    

Inclusive in the course are MEDITATION training sessions. Step-by-step meditation instructions & guidance will be given during the training. The techniques taught are:
    


  • Metta - Loving Kindness

  • Kayagati - Impurities of Body

  • Jhana - Concentration

  • Vipassana - Insight

  • Pali Chanting 

    
Pali Chanting
     includes homage to the Buddha, Dharma & Sangha, offering (puja), as well as the traditional suttas: Mangala Sutta, Ratana Sutta, and Metta Sutta.

    

The Course Instructor 
    

The course instructor, Richard (Vajiro) Chia, is an experienced Dhamma teacher who has a clear and straightforward approach to Buddha's teachings. He is able to bring out dynamism of Buddhism, and its relevance in present day.

    

Vajiro is also well-known for his effective and efficient meditation instructions, having guided many through the levels of concentration and stages of insight knowledge. His coaching method has helped many students to REALISE the teachings of the Buddha.

    
 



    All are welcome
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    Feb 14
    to
    Mar 23    		By Kong Meng San Monastery
    Zen Drum Classes

    



    



    All are welcome
    



    Feb 18
    to
    Feb 20    		The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) 
    

CONFERENCE ON BUDDHISM ACROSS ASIA
    
NETWORKS OF MATERIAL, INTELLECTUAL AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE 
    
16-18 February 2009 
    
Orchard Hotel Orchard Ballroom, 
    
Level 3 
    Singapore 

    

The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) has recently established a Buddhist Studies Centre and the first event in our efforts to build the Centre is to host an international conference titled Buddhism Across Asia: Networks of Material, Intellectual and Cultural Exchange. 

    

The conference will be held from 16 February to 18 February 2009 in the Orchard Ballroom 3, Level 3, Orchard Hotel, Singapore. More than fifty renowned scholars of Buddhism will deliver papers on topics ranging from transregional exchanges, the transmission of Buddhist texts and ideas, archeology and Buddhism, to the colonial and contemporary encounters among Asian societies through Buddhism. 

    

The conference will also feature a special session on Nalanda where the Nobel Laureate and the Chairperson of the Nalanda Mentor Group Professor Amartya Sen will deliver a Keynote Address on 18 February 2009. 

    

Attached is the conference programme with the detailed listing of panels and papers. The programme is also available at ISEAS website: www.iseas.edu.sg. 

    

ISEAS would like to invite you to participate in the international conference examining the significance of Buddhism in the cross-cultural interactions among Asian societies. A registration fee of S$400 will be charged for the three-day conference (including the Keynote Address by Nobel Laureate Professor Amartya Sen), conference papers, and meals. 

    

For those interested in attending only the Keynote Address by Nobel Laureate Professor Amartya Sen, a registration fee of S$150 will be charged (inclusive of reception). 

    

Since seating is limited, acceptance will be on a first-received-first-registered basis. 

    

Please register for the conference by completing the registration form and send it to Mrs Betty Kwan by 9 February 2009.

    

For further enquires, please contact 
    Betty at email: betty@iseas.edu.sg
    Telephone : 6870-2472
    Fax: 6775-6264/6259. 

    



    All are welcome
    


    Feb 20Singapore Buddhist Welfare Services
    Parenting Talk on How to Handle Rebellious Behaviour of Teenagers (in Mandarin)

    



    

    Speaker            :            Ms Wang Jing

    Date                 :            20 February 2009 (Friday)

    Time                 :            7.30 pm to 9.30 pm

    Venue              :             Yen Pei Building, Level 7
    
                                     Singapore Buddhist Welfare Services
    
                                     105 Punggol Road S(546636)
    
Location : Please see map.

    
Free Admission, all are welcome. 
To register for the talk, simply email your name and contact number to  email dharma.ed@bcc.org.sg 

    
Nearest MRT Station
    
Buangkok (NE15)

    



    Bus Stop A
    
From City, Bedok, Ang Mo Kio, Hougang, Chinatown and World Trade Centre

    Bus No.: 80, 82, 87, 88, 89, 119
    


    Bus Stop B
    
From Sengkang and Punggol

    Bus No.: 80, 82, 87, 88, 89, 119



    


    All are welcome
    



    Feb 20By Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple
    What happens to living beings when world perishes?

    



 

Buddha Says
    

 


    "There comes a time, Monks
    

This Great Ocean dries up, evaporates
    

And no longer exists.

    

 

There comes a time, Monks
    

This Great Earth burns up, perishes
    

And no longer exists.

    

 

But, Monks
    

Still there is no end of Suffering,
    

For those who are fettered by Craving."

    

 

Is it possible that this Great Earth burns up to ashes?
    

What happens to those living beings when this world perishes?
    

Why there is no end of Suffering?
    

Why are we moving from one life to another life?
    

 


    
Come on Dhamma Friends,
    

Spend bit of your precious time to share the Dhamma.
    

On 20th Friday February, 2009
    

At 8:30 pm, In Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple [30 C St. Michaels RD]
    

Ven. K. Rathanasara invites you to Join.
    



    All are welcome
    

    Feb 21By Buddhist Fellowship
    "Stages of Enlightenment" by Ajahn Brahm

    



    

Have you always wondered what Enlightenment is?
    
Come to an enlightening talk on the . . .
    
                                  "Stages of Enlightenment"


    

People think that "Nibbana" is a place. Some think that by reading  
and intellectual analysis, you can be enlightened. Are these myths or  
truths? Ajahn Brahm, a meditator and author of the book "Happiness  
Through Meditation" will reveal the truths about Enlightenment.

    

FREE & ALL ARE WELCOME (NO registration required)

    

Venue: Buddhist Lodge 7th floor, 17 Kim Yan Road off River Valley Rd.

    

Limited street parking. Best to park at UE Square & Robertson Walk  
Plaza (3 min walk)

    

Date & Time: Sat, 21 Feb 09 at 2pm - 3:30pm

    

Venerable Ajahn Brahmavamso (Peter Betts) was born in London in 1951. In 1975, he trained under Ajahn Chah in Thailand. In 1983, he joined the Bodhinayana Monastery in Perth, Australia and later became the Abbot, where he now resides. He teaches Buddhism to a wide and varied audience including children and local prisoners. His work in erudition in the Vinaya, the monastic code, currently provides the foundation for Vinaya instruction to Westerners in England, Switzerland Australia and New Zealand. 

    The Venerable gave a talk at Singapore Power(PUB), Auditorium on June 5th 2000 titled "Cool and Blissful"- That's Real Buddhism

    


Sign up for one-year membership ($30) in the month of February and  
receive a FREE copy of "Happiness Through Meditation" worth $28!  
(while stocks last)


    All are welcome
    




    Feb 28Kwan Yin Chan Lin Zen Meditation Centre
    62nd Zen Meditation Course for Beginners

    





    


    Event: 62nd Zen Meditation Course for Beginners


    Date:  starting 28/2/2009, every Sat, 6 lessons


    Time:  7.00pm - 9.30pm


    Venue:  KYCL Zen Meditation Centre @ 203C Lavender Street, Singapore 338763.


    Conducted by:  Ven. Chi Boon


    Course Fees:  $30

    


Zen Meditation Course consists of six lessons conducted over six Saturdays.

    
Course includes Dharma talks, sitting meditation, walking meditation, koans, hua-tou and Zen interviews. 

    

To participate in the course, please register with KYCL in advance.

    


Kwan Yin Chan Lin Zen Meditation Centre
    203C Lavender Street,
     Singapore 338763
      Tel: 6392 0265
     Fax: 6392 4256
    
Email: kyclzen@singnet.com.sg  
    Website: http://www.kyclzen.org/


    All are welcome
    





    


     

 



     


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