Gratitude

Creating a Better World

A talk for everyone
at the National Library of Australia

on Saturday 8 Nov
11am - 12.30pm

A talk for everyone
at the National Library of Australia

Gratitude is the opposite of worry and despondency.

In this complex world, it is all too easy to focus on problems and the things that trouble us. Yet worry and despair only impair our capacity to solve problems.

In this inspiring talk, Kelsang Dana will share the logic and wisdom that enables us to find a clear-sighted gratitude – and the energy and happiness this brings us.

Gratitude is the bedrock of contentment for ourselves, and stability and kindness in our relationships with others.

Join Dana for a morning to reflect on the deeper truth of our situation, take the time to fully appreciate your life and feel empowered to embrace its full potential.

Everyone is welcome to attend this Public Talk. No prior experience is needed, and it is suitable for people of all ages over 12 years.

If you enjoy our classes, this event is the perfect occasion to bring friends and family.

Kelsang Dana

Kelsang Dana is the Resident Teacher of Bodhisattva Kadampa Buddhist Centre in Canberra. Through her joyful and loving aspect, she is able to communicate the essential points of meditation and Buddhism in a practical way that makes people feel confident, uplifted and encouraged.

Dana has been practising Buddhist meditation for 15 years. Before coming to Canberra, Dana studied and taught at our sister centre Kadampa Meditation Centre Sydney for over a decade.

Gain transformative insights
Feel inspired
Enjoy the science of the mind

When & Where

Saturday 8 November

11am-12.30pm

National Library of Australia

Parkes Place West, Parkes

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Off-street parking and accessible

About

Hear practical Buddhist wisdom applied to modern daily life, with specific strategies to feel happier, stronger and ready to tackle the problems in your life, work and world.

The Public Talk will be held in the Theatre inside the Library, accessible via a lift.

Seating is theatre style on seats.