A talk for everyone
at the National Gallery of Australia
Calming the Anxious Mind
Gen Kelsang Rabten is our most senior teacher in Australia and one of the New Kadampa Tradition’s most well-loved and respected teachers.
In this inspiring talk, he will explain how we can feel confident to turn inwards, and gain the insight to transform our restless, worrying and uncomfortable mind.
With his good humour and wisdom, he will share practical strategies from Buddhism that everyone can use in their daily life to feel less anxious and make their mind balanced, clear and strong.
Everyone is welcome to attend this Public Talk. No prior experience is needed, and it is suitable for people of all ages over 14 years.
If you enjoy our classes, this event is the perfect occasion to bring friends and family.
Gen Kelsang Rabten
Gen Kelsang Rabten is the National Spiritual Director for Kadampa Buddhism in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. Ordained in 1994, he has studied under the guidance of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche for 30 years.
Gen Rabten exemplifies the essence of the modern Kadampa’s way of life, bringing a warm heart and joyful attitude to sharing Buddha’s teachings and the practice of meditation.
This Public Talk is a rare chance to hear Gen Rabten speak in Canberra, and is sure to inspire and uplift everyone who attends.
When & Where
Saturday 12 October
11am-12.30pm
National Gallery of Australia
Off-street parking and accessible
About
Hear practical Buddhist wisdom applied to modern daily life, with specific strategies to reduce and overcome anxiety from this internationally renowned teacher.
The Public Talk will be held in the James Fairfax Theatre inside the Gallery, accessible via a lift.
Seating is on chairs.
Cost
Gain transformative insights
Learn how to calm anxiety
Enjoy the science of the mind
Gen Rabten's happiness and wisdom is inspiring. I feel uplifted and spiritually energised after hearing his relatable, joyous and practical teachings.
Raquel
Contact Us
Telephone 0477 044 607
Email info@meditateincanberra.org