Once Upon a Time,
a phone was just a phone
…and life a bowl of cherries.
”The No-Phone Hour”
Khachod Dechenling Foundation invites you to:
Dharma teaching + meditation
w/ N. L. Drolma
Take a break from screen insanity (say bye to FOMO) and make friends with yourself profoundly. Meditation is a way of being— alert, relaxed, and in tune with how things really are. We “sit” to quiet the mind and come home to peace and clarity (an all-encompassing awareness which is presently obscured by our breakneck speed and busyness.)
Meditation instruction and practice are interlaced with written commentary by renowned Tibetan Buddhist masters. There’s always opportunity for Q & A.
Ngawang Lodrö Drolma trained for umpteen years under some of the most revered Tibetan Buddhist masters of our time. But her first guru was the beloved children’s book author/illustrator Dr. Seuss, whose clever Cat in the Hat not only taught her to read, but how to sit indoors alone on a rainy day and not be bored.
For teacher’s profile and dharma blog: nldrolma.com
The No-Phone Hour (running time:1 hr. 30 min) Thursday nights @ 7 pm EST. Live. In-person; Seating ~ 12+
Offerings are a Buddhist tradition, so we ask that you kindly contribute whatever your means allow in support of the teachings and our sacred space. Suggested donation: $30. No one is turned away for lack of funds.
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“Those were the days, my friend.
We thought they’d never end…”