DEATH and DYING
A Buddhist approach
SATURDAY 17 FEBRUARY | 10AM - 4PM
WITH GEN KELSANG NORDEN
Understanding death and the process of dying is important both for ourself and our loved ones.
We are alive, therefore we shall die. Awareness of this process will help us to come to terms with our own and others mortality, live a more meaningful and positive life now and most importantly know what to do when we are dying so we can die peacefully and happily without regrets.
In this workshop Gen Norden will explain Buddha’s unparalleled insight into to death and dying.
She will also give us some essential instructions to help those who are dying which is one of the kindest things we can do, at their greatest moment of need.
- Understand what happens when we die
- How to die peacefully, without fear or regret
- How to help those who are dying
Schedule:
Session 1: 10 – 11am
Session 2: 11.45am – 1pm
Session 3: 2.30 – 4pm
Fees: £20 | members free
Venue: KMC Edinburgh | 172 Leith Walk, EH6 5EA
THE TEACHER
Gen Kelsang Norden is the acting resident teacher of KMC Edinburgh. Gen Norden was ordained as a Buddhist nun in 1994 and has dedicated her life to teaching modern Buddhism and meditation throughout the U.S. and the U.K. She has a wealth of experience and knowledge to share with students, which she presents with humour, warmth and clarity.
THE VENUE
Kadampa Meditation Centre Edinburgh
172 Leith Walk,
Edinburgh
EH6 5EA
TRAVEL
Pay and display parking has recently been introduced into the local area around the Centre.
Tram networks to Newhaven are now fully operational with the nearest tram stop to the Centre being at Balfour Street, a few minutes walk away.
Buses also operate as normal down Leith Walk.
