
Think Better
Wednesdays | April 12 - June 7
10:30am - 11:45am
at Unitarian universalist of Surprise
with KMC Phoenix Resident Teacher Kelsang Tabkay
$10.00 I Free for members
One of the most powerful ideas on the spiritual journey is to understand this simple, transformative truth - happiness arises from goodness. The more goodness, or virtue, or positivity, we have in our mind, the happier we will be.
Buddha explained this spiritual law with astounding clarity, and taught specifically how to generate the positive, or virtuous, mental habits that give rise to the joy, confidence, contentment and fulfillment we all seek.
Buddha mapped the mind for us, detailing the spiritual psychology that illuminates the inner paths that lead to happiness and mental freedom. More specifically, in this course, we will explore the 11 principal ways of thinking that lead to happiness as explained within Buddhist psychology.
This course is an excellent introduction to Buddhist psychology and meditation, and is also a perfect opportunity to explore the masterful text, ‘How to Understand the Mind’ written by Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.
May 3rd -- Love Conquers Hate
May 10th -- The Wisdom of No Self
May 17th -- The Courage to Practice
May 24th -- From Concentration Comes Peace
May 31st -- Guard Your Mind
June 7th -- Balance Your Mind

About the Teacher
Gen Kelsang Tabkay is an American Buddhist monk and the Resident Teacher at Kadampa Meditation Center Phoenix. He has been a student of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche for many years. Gen Kelsang Tabkay presents Buddhism and meditation in an accessible and clear way, dedicating himself to bringing peace into the hearts of others.
Class Location:
Unitarian Universalist in Surprise
17540 N Avenue of the Arts
Surprise, AZ 85378