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There is no expectation that people attending Nagaloka will be Buddhists or agree with all Buddhist teachings. Our events provide an opportunity to learn-and-test-out Buddhist practices in the light of one’s own experience, and in an atmosphere of friendly, encouraging, open communication.
Where
When
6:30-8pm
What to expect
Our current theme is Inner Peace & Stability.
We are exploring and practicing various ancient methods and techniques to help cultivate and maintain inner peace and stability even as the world outside seems to wobble and shake beneath our feet.
Each Wednesday evening at 6:30, the Nagaloka online community will look into the teachings of the Buddha and how those simple, direct and profound teachings can be applied to our everyday experiences.
Some of the topics to be opened for discussion and practiced are our meditation development and what might hold us back?
What ethical practices could be taken on that may improve our relationships with ourselves and others?
Expanding our mindfulness practices and our awareness of the people, places and things that surround us.
Developing the tools of 'pause, breathe, observe' rather than react.
Toning down the mental narrator and developing the impartial observer.
One of the most fulfilling aspects of our Wednesday eve community is the precious opportunity to connect and relate to others on a deeper level of communication.
By showing up we support ourselves and each other while plugging into a current of transformative energy that is available yet often hidden within all humankind.
Please join us as we explore the transformative aspects of purposeful practice with fellow travelers.
Each month or so, we will be adding a new dimension of Dharma to explore.
All are welcome! There is no need to attend all sessions or to purchase a book.
No cost for this class yet we welcome donations to Nagaloka.
For more info, contact Narottama at bnarottama@gmail.com.
Donations
Sessions are offered on a donation basis. All funds support the non-profit Nagaloka Buddhist Center. For those who are able, the suggested donation is $5-$10 per session. Donation options include cash, PayPal, and Venmo.