Finding Hidden Treasure: Trauma, Troubling Emotion, And The Road From Agony To Enlightenment—Michael Gordon, August 7th 2008.
Psychotherapist, writer and lecturer Michael Gordon discusses the interrelationship between trauma, stress and habitual emotional triggers and behaviour. Most importantly, Michael’s talk will focus on pratical ways we can work directly with our emotions in our daily lives on the path towards spiritual liberation. This talk endeavours to be lively and interactive, and will draw on common ground between psychotherapy and mindfulness awareness practice.
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"A-wake": A Mock Funeral Procession to STOP CONCORD PACIFIC'S "DISCOVERY" OF THE DTES <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Saturday July 5th Meet at 2 pm Pigeon Park (Hastings and Carrall) EVERYONE WELCOME! COME OUT! Wear BLACK! Bring POTS and PANS and a SPOON to BANG <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
Fuel crisis and climate change make biodiesel an increasingly attractive and commercially viable alternative fuel. New stations popping up in the Lower Mainland offer stable prices and significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
Where: The Vancouver Shambhala Centre 3275 Heather St. When: July 22 and 23 Topics: Gesar of Ling & Eco Dharma
Jigme Rinpoche is known for his fluency in English and his lively, direct, fluid, humorous and down to earth teaching style. His clear and fresh outlook very quickly cuts through cultural and personal misperceptions about the Buddhadharma.
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Description: The Buddha was about finding solutions to the problems of human suffering.
Compassionate social action requires us to step onto a path of activism where the focus shifts from committing to a cause, to committing to the well being of all people. To experience such shift of focus, participants will engage in meditation practice, receive teachings, and explore a model for cultural healing.
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