MONDAYS
Monday afternoons, 5:30-6.15 pm: Calm Abiding Meditation.
Weekly 45-minute sessions: Just meditation, no teaching. Zoom only. Come and sit together, wherever you are. All welcome including beginners.
- Zoom Meeting ID: 843 3802 6421, Passcode: 789858. Direct link
- Materials: Reflections On Calm Abiding and/or Refuge prayers
TUESDAYS
Tuesdays in 2025
On Tuesdays we run weekly sessions that include instruction in Buddhist meditation practices, presentations of Buddhist teachings, together with opportunities for questions and discussion in a supportive group. Beginners are very welcome.
During 2025 we will present and investigate the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment, one of the major texts of Tibetan Buddhism. This text outlines a progressive path of mental and emotional transformation involving study, contemplation and meditation. This path enables ordinary people like us to develop increasing levels of mental calm, kindness, happiness, and clarity about reality. These qualities enable us to live more skilfully and to help others more effectively.
Hobart Buddhist Meditation Centre continues to offer this program every year in recognition of the deepening understanding and transformation that results from repeated study and contemplation of the Stages of the Path. The sessions are presented by senior students who have studied and practiced Buddhist teachings for several decades. We value questions and discussion during our sessions!
Venue: Golden Room at Kickstart Arts, St. Johns Avenue New Town. The venue is ground level, and wheelchair accessible.
Time: 7.00-8.30 pm on Tuesday evenings.
Bookings: Please book here Buddhist Meditation, Philosophy & Practices 2025.
Materials (optional): Buddhist prayers and mantras and/or Daily Puja by Tarchin Hearn
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
Please Note: For people experiencing mental health conditions, meditation is not a substitute for professional clinical treatment. Furthermore, meditation may be harmful for people experiencing Complex Trauma, PTSD, significant Substance Dependence or Psychotic Disorders. If in doubt, please seek advice from a psychologist or psychiatrist before booking your place.