Discover the rich collection of Thangka paintings from the Origins Centre, Balingup. This sacred art is part of an imaginative approach to meditation which studies the diversity of our responses to life. The practitioner becomes familiar with each ‘deity’ or archetype as a stimulus to contemplative feeling and choiceful response exploring what it means to be human.
TIBETAN THANGKAS
EXHIBITION & FUNDRAISER
NUNS OF THE KARMAPA
IN SUPPORT OF KARMA CHOKOR DECHEN NUNNERY IN RUMTEK, SIKKIM, INDIA
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OPENING NIGHT WITH REFRESHMENTS
FRIDAY 3 JAN 2025
5 PM - 8 PM
OPEN MINDFULNESS MEDITATION
SATURDAY 4 JAN
8.30AM – 9.30AM
EXHIBITION DAY
SATURDAY 4 JAN
10AM – 4PM
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Centre for Movement Studies
45 Evans Street Shenton Park
White Tara: a meditation practice archetype to help the practitioner value, nurture and embody a sense of kindness and care for self and others using common sense and intuition.
By Dana/Donation
Proceeds will go directly to supporting the nuns’ well-being, education and spiritual practice.
Open Guided Mindfulness Meditation
All welcome, led by Buddhist teacher, Chim Shore
Saturday 4 January, 8.30am – 9.30am
Get Involved
Set-Up: Thursday 2 January 12 – 5pm
Pack-Up: Sunday 5 January 10am followed by 12pm Potluck Lunch
Enquiries:
Sara Elderfield
0415 363 313 or email: sara@yogamoves.net.au