Date

18 Feb 2021
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Time

7:00 pm - 8:15 pm

Cost

£5

Mindfulness & Happiness

Join us on Thursday, 18th February, for a live class on mindfulness and happiness. 

Our favourite part of our day is usually those quieter, calm moments – such as having our morning coffee, going for a walk, or reading. This is because, in these moments, we are giving our mind a break from being caught up in the turbulence of distraction and noise. Instead, we are mindfully present with whatever we’re doing, which brings about an inner calm and a feeling of well-being and contentment.

During this class, we will discover how it is possible to train our mind to be mindfully present with every part of our day. Instead of being caught up in the worry and stress, we can have an open, calm, joyful presence throughout our day and with everyone we meet. In this way, we cultivate genuine happiness and well-being from within, and sustain this no matter what happens.

About the seminar

Everyone is welcome to join this live webinar, which will be hosted on Google Meet on Thursday, 18th February, from 7-8.15pm.

The session will consist of an inspiring talk on mindfulness and happiness, guided meditations, and a chance to ask any questions.

There is no need to prepare anything special – just find a quiet, comfortable place where you will not be disturbed.

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Prices & Booking

Pre-booking is essential.

Standard Rate – Suggested donation is £5 for this seminar.

All proceeds go towards the development of future programs and our vision for The Samadhi Retreat Centre. Teachers do not receive any payment for leading group retreats at Samadhi.

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David is an experienced Buddhist contemplative and meditation guide who has studied and taught internationally for several years. He is the Co-Founder of Samadhi and a qualified mindfulness teacher, Mental Health First Aider, and an active member of the Association for Spiritual Integrity. His teaching style is clear and practical, and his warm and humorous approach makes him a popular mindfulness teacher. In his own practise and teachings, David focusses on the core themes of Early Buddhism and emphasises the practices of Shamatha (meditative quiescence), and its union with Vipassana on the Four Applications of Mindfulness and the Four Immeasurables – which presents a direct path leading to the realisation of our deepest nature and the potentials of consciousness, and closely follows how the Buddha himself attained enlightenment. He considers himself to be the fortunate student of many teachers, including his root lama, Lama Alan Wallace.

If you would like to support our vision of making these teachings as accessible as possible, please consider making a donation, supporting future groups, events & retreats. Interested to know why we charge for this event and what happens to profits? Read here.

Organiser

Organiser

Samadhi
Samadhi
Email
[email protected]
Website
https://www.samadhi.org.uk

Speakers

Speaker

  • David Oromith
    David Oromith
    Buddhist Contemplative, Author and Meditation Guide

    David is a Buddhist contemplative, author, meditation guide and retreat leader. He is the Co-Founder of Samadhi, an organisation based in the UK and a member of the UK’s Network of Buddhist Organisations. He teaches workshops internationally and online and leads retreats across the UK. Through his clear and practical teaching style and warm and humorous approach, David inspires people to take back control of their thoughts and feelings and discover genuine wellbeing within.

Location

Location

Online (Google Meet)
Online (Google Meet)
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Mindfulness & Happiness

Date

18 Feb 2021
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