How to Meditate: Peaceful mind and loving heart
Discovering Buddhism - Module Two
From 17 January 2018
Margo van Greta

As our lives get more complicated, it seems we need more and more things to make us happy, but somehow we never really succeed. The simple truth eludes us, that happiness is a state of mind, not dependent on external objects. True, deep happiness lies within us and we can tap this great source through meditation.
In this module you will learn basic meditation techniques. You will learn the definition and purpose of meditation, how to sit properly, how to set up a meditation session, the different types of meditation techniques one may employ, and how to recognise and deal with obstacles to meditation.
You will get access to online audio teachings and reading material for further inspiration.
We start with Module 2 as it is the most accessible of the course, and an excellent introduction.
About the Discovering Buddhism Program
Discovering Buddhism is a 14 module course. Students can choose to participate on a casual basis or to pursue a certificate of completion for each module by participating in retreats, meditations, reading translations and texts, and listening to lectures. This program is not designed as an academic study of Buddhism but is intended to change a person's life.
Discovering Buddhism can also be studied online:
Margo van Greta
Involved with the Dharma since 1987, Margo has studied and practised both in the east and the west. She is an FPMT registered teacher for Discovering Buddhism. She has taught "Buddhism in a Nutshell", "Meditation 101", and Discovering Buddhism. She spends one month a year in retreat, and is keen to bring the Buddhist teachings and practices into our western culture, our lives and hearts through evening classes and retreats. She lives in the Findhorn Community since 1991, and she started the Togme Sangpo study group with the encouragement of her main teacher Lama Zopa Rinpoche.
Dates: Wednesday 7.30pm: January 17, 24, 31, February 7, 14, 21, 2018 (6 sessions)
Time: 7.30-9pm
Suggested donation: £60-£45, sliding scale
Venue (NEW VENUE): Savitri 430, The Park, Findhorn, IV36 3TA, Moray, Scotland
Sign up: togmesangpo37@gmail.com
In this module you will learn basic meditation techniques. You will learn the definition and purpose of meditation, how to sit properly, how to set up a meditation session, the different types of meditation techniques one may employ, and how to recognise and deal with obstacles to meditation.
You will get access to online audio teachings and reading material for further inspiration.
We start with Module 2 as it is the most accessible of the course, and an excellent introduction.
About the Discovering Buddhism Program
Discovering Buddhism is a 14 module course. Students can choose to participate on a casual basis or to pursue a certificate of completion for each module by participating in retreats, meditations, reading translations and texts, and listening to lectures. This program is not designed as an academic study of Buddhism but is intended to change a person's life.
Discovering Buddhism can also be studied online:
Margo van Greta
Involved with the Dharma since 1987, Margo has studied and practised both in the east and the west. She is an FPMT registered teacher for Discovering Buddhism. She has taught "Buddhism in a Nutshell", "Meditation 101", and Discovering Buddhism. She spends one month a year in retreat, and is keen to bring the Buddhist teachings and practices into our western culture, our lives and hearts through evening classes and retreats. She lives in the Findhorn Community since 1991, and she started the Togme Sangpo study group with the encouragement of her main teacher Lama Zopa Rinpoche.
Dates: Wednesday 7.30pm: January 17, 24, 31, February 7, 14, 21, 2018 (6 sessions)
Time: 7.30-9pm
Suggested donation: £60-£45, sliding scale
Venue (NEW VENUE): Savitri 430, The Park, Findhorn, IV36 3TA, Moray, Scotland
Sign up: togmesangpo37@gmail.com