Tuesday Evening Feature Class
INTERMEDIATE CLASS WITH RESIDENT TEACHER GEN KELSANG TUBCHEN
TUESDAYS 7-8.30Pm
understanding Karma
3 week series with discussion | Tuesdays 22 & 29 September, October 6 | 7 – 8.15pm
What actually is karma — and how does understanding it change the way we live? This three-week evening class will explore the Buddhist view of karma. Through understanding karma we can realise it’s not fate and it’s not superstition, but instead it is the precise relationship between our actions and our experiences.
Over three weeks we’ll explore where our habits and patterns really come from, why some things keep repeating in our lives, and how we can start working with cause and effect to create a positive future instead of feeling like life just happens to us.
Each session includes teaching, two guided meditations, and time for discussion — a proper chance to get into the questions this topic raises, not just hear about it.
No previous experience necessary. Drop in to any single week, or join for the whole series.
Everyone is warmly welcome.
Each class includes 2 guided meditations, a practical teaching, and time for discussion. Meditation is done seated in chairs with the option to sit on a mat and cushion if you prefer.
This course is perfect for anyone wishing to deepen their meditation practice. It is possible to drop-in to any class if you cannot attend the whole course.
After the class there is tea and biscuits in the cafe provided free of charge for those who would like to stay on and discuss the class or their meditation practice.
Venue: KMC Edinburgh, 172 Leith Walk, EH6 5E
Term Topics and Dates:
Understanding Karma – 3 weeks 22, 29 Sep & Oct 6
Five Forces for Training the Mind – 5 weeks Oct 20, 27, Nov 3, 10, 17
Love without limits – 4 weeks 24 Nov & Dec 1, 8 & 15
14 day meditation challenge – 3 weeks Jan 12, 19 & 26
Fees
£10 per class | 25% discount for booking a whole course.
Members free in person or online (no need to book).
Concessions available for those unable to afford the classes.
THE TEACHER
Gen Tubchen is the Resident Teacher of Kadampa Meditation Centre Edinburgh. She is a Buddhist nun with 25 years of experience teaching mainly in the Nordic Region and Scotland. An inspiring and gifted teacher, she is admired for her clear, powerful and practical teachings which touch the hearts of listeners.
THE VENUE
Kadampa Meditation Centre Edinburgh
172 Leith Walk,
Edinburgh,
EH6 5EA
TRAVEL
Trams & Buses: nearest stop is Balfour Street (one block from Centre).
Street parking: free Mon-Fri after 5:30pm and weekends.
Relax, enjoy a peaceful and blessed environment
Kadampa Meditation Centre Edinburgh’s centre was opened in 2018 to provide a place of peace in the heart of Edinburgh.
Open five days a week and with a range of study and meditation programmes, everybody is welcome to attend a class,
visit the bookshop or simply enjoy tranquillity of the meditation room.

