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Monday Meditation

Drop in to this class which includes meditation, teaching, short prayers and ancient wisdom advice for modern life.

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Everyone is welcome.

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Mondays 7 - 8pm
$10 per class  

Free for members

September 28 - October 26

Taming the Inner Critic

with Gen Kelsang Chenma

Our inner critic is very opinionated and unwieldy to manage. It seems like

your inner critic is correct about you, others and the world, however, these

are unexamined assumptions that keep you bound to unhappy, discontent

mindsets. Join Gen Chenma to explore how to tame your inner critic by

recognizing and reducing it with wisdom.

September 28: Critical Thinking vs Inner Critic

October 5: Identifying the Inner Critic

October 12: Letting Go

October 19: Abandoning the Inner Critic - with Mark Thush

October 26: Inner Freedom

Glowing Sphere in Desert

November 2 - 30

Infinite Heart, Infinite Joy

with Gen Kelsang Chenma

What if your capacity for love, compassion, and joy had no limits? Most of us care deeply about some people while feeling indifferent, irritated, or even resentful toward others. The four immeasurables taught by Buddha are simple, powerful meditations that gradually dissolve those limits, so that a warm and open heart becomes our natural way of seeing everyone. These practices are a direct path to a happier, more peaceful mind.

Mondays 7 - 8pm
$10 per class  

Free for members

November 2: Infinite Balance

November 9: Infinite Love

November 16: Infinite Compassion

November 23: Infinite Joy

November 30: Infinite Freedom

Gen Kelsang Chenma Resident Teacher

About the teacher

Gen Kelsang Chenma is the Resident Teacher at KMC Phoenix. She was ordained by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso in 2004 and has been studying and practicing Kadam Dharma for over 25 years. She is dedicated to helping others discover the benefits of meditation and the teachings of Buddha. Her teaching style is down to earth and practical and shows us how to apply these teachings in our daily lives to improve our happiness, wisdom and well-being. 

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