Classes Every Wednesday

with Adrienne Weiss
7:30 pm - 9:15 pm
($12 per class)

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NOTE: New Location in New Canaan, CT

The Ananda Center
16 Forest Street (second floor)
New Canaan, CT

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The Compassionate Warrior -The Six Practices of a Bodhisattva

A Bodhisattva is a compassionate warrior, willing to do battle with his or her own negativity in order to be more effective in helping others. The teachings on the six main practices of a Bodhisattva, known as the perfections, provide us with inspiring and practical guidelines for the most joyful and meaningful life. The sixth practice is explained in the next series.

Aug  6                         The Compassionate Warrior
Aug 13                        Giving: Creating Abundance
Aug 20                        Kindness in Action
Aug 27                        Patient Acceptance: Transforming Conflict
Sept 3                         Effort: Enjoying Life
Sept 10                       Concentration: The Power of a Focused Mind
Sept 17                       The Perfection of Wisdom
Sept 24                       A Joyful Way of Life

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Classes are held every week unless otherwise stated, titles TBA.

Talks and guided meditations suitable for everyone. The emphasis is on integrating Buddha's teachings into our lives. Beginners are welcome. Classes can be taken individually or as a series. No pre-registration required.

Location
The Ananda Center
16 Forest Street (second floor)
New Canaan, CT

Contact
For more information please call (203) 969-5934



Adrienne Weiss teaches Dharma at our Stamford Branch in Connecticut with clarity and imagination (in her other life she’s a screenwriter, director, and teacher of directing workshops.) Adrienne was in particular drawn to Kadampa Buddhism when she discovered how much emphasis was placed on being joyful. Adrienne’s teachings highlight how there is not a single moment of our lives that cannot be transformed into a truly meaningful experience.

 

 

 

Buddhist Meditation Classes in Stamford Connecticut

Based in the traditions of Kadampa Buddhism, each class is structured to include a teaching, two meditations, a group discussion, and a questions and answers session.

No special clothing is required, and pre-registration is not necessary. This class is a branch of Chakrasambara Buddhist Center in New York.