The Wheel of Life: A Buddhist Map of Everything
Explore the profound teachings of Buddhism through an engaging lecture and meditation tool introduction.
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Saturday 4 September 2027
7:00pm - 8:15pm
Unit 104, 219 Albion St, Brunswick
$15
Explore the profound teachings of Buddhism through an engaging lecture and meditation tool introduction.
Saturday 4 September 2027
7:00pm - 8:15pm
Unit 104, 219 Albion St, Brunswick
$15
Step into an enlightening evening where the intricate Wheel of Life diagram is unveiled as a profound map of human suffering and joy. This lecture offers a unique opportunity to explore core Buddhist principles with warmth and clarity.
Gen Kelsang Rabten, a modern Kadampa teacher, will guide you through the symbolism and teachings embedded in this ancient image, revealing the path beyond sorrow.
Following the presentation, enjoy a lively question and answer session and continue meaningful conversations over refreshments, making this an engaging and social experience for curious minds.
This event is designed for anyone interested in spirituality, meditation, or Buddhist philosophy. Bring an open mind and a curious intellect to fully appreciate the insights shared.
The lecture will last approximately 75 minutes, providing ample time to absorb the teachings and ask questions.
Concessions are available, and booking is recommended to secure your place at this popular event.
The event takes place at Unit 104, 219 Albion Street, Brunswick, a venue accessible by public transport.
You can reach the location easily by taking the train to Anstey station or Tram 19, making it convenient for families and individuals alike.
The venue provides a welcoming atmosphere suitable for adults and parents seeking a thoughtful evening out.
Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in before the lecture begins promptly at 19:00.
The event is suitable for adults; parents may find it a valuable opportunity for personal growth and reflection.
Refreshments will be served after the formal session, allowing for relaxed social interaction.
Tickets are priced at $15, with concessions available to make this event accessible.
Booking in advance is recommended to ensure your spot, as places are limited.
For bookings and inquiries, contact the Kadampa Meditation Centre Melbourne Reception via phone or email.