Making the most of our life
We may sometimes wonder what direction to take in our life. What will give us the satisfaction, stability and security we long for ? In order to answer these questions we need to analyse our life.
Do you ever have these questions? “What is the purpose of my life?” “How do I make the most of my short time on this planet?” “How can I seize the day and live a less ordinary life?”
Every moment of our human life is precious, rare, and deeply meaningful. But with the stress of everyday life and chaos in the world, sometimes it can be hard to feel this way.
The meditation on our precious human life has the power to uplift your mind, giving you a renewed sense of gratitude and joy. By learning this special practical meditation you can develop the power to awaken the limitless potential for happiness and transformation that lies within you.
In this half day course you will enjoy gentle guided meditations and talks that will leave you feeling more inspired, grateful, and spiritually connected.
The main takeaways from this course are :
We feel inspired by recognizing the rarity and value of our precious human life
Using the determination to make the most out of our life we initiate our power to change
By meditating on our precious human life we gain purpose and peace and we’ll be able to enjoy a meaningful life
Attend by live-streaming or in-person
Fill out the form above and we will send you the link for the live-stream right before the event.
Price: 795,- Whole retreat | 400,- Intro & one day
Free for members
Event in English
Timetable:
Introduction session Friday 16rd January
18:30-19:45
Friday-Sunday
Session 1 - 08:00-09:15
Session 2 - 10:30-11:45
Session 3 - 14:30-16:00
Session 4 - 17:00-18:15
Any questions?
Call us on +47 45 05 19 28 or send us
an email: info@meditateinoslo.org
Everybody welcome
No need for any special clothing or equipment. No previous experience is required. You can sit on a chair or on a meditation cushion.
This course is taught by Gen Kelsang Dragpa. He is the Resident Teacher at Nordic KMC, and National Spiritual Director for the Nordic Region. He has been practising and teaching Kadampa Buddhism for many years and has been an ordained monk since 1993. His way of teaching is very practical and easy to understand.