Workshop: Anger Management: A Buddhist Perspective
March 7 | Saturday Day Course
with a KMC NY Teacher
Registration Opens January 28 at 2pm
Working with anger has nothing to do with simply being passive. Instead it is an active, courageous response to our mental habits. When we encounter difficulties, we usually get stuck thinking “should I do this, or should I do that?” Instead, we want to see there are more options: “Should I do this with an angry mind, or should I do that with an angry mind? Should I do this with a peaceful mind, or should I do that with a peaceful mind?”
When we see we can approach every situation from a peaceful perspective, we see the futility of anger and how it makes us unhappy, erratic, and irrational and ultimately far less effective at solving problems. In this course, we will see how to move our mind from an unpeaceful, non-accepting state to a peaceful, wise state that can respond to life’s challenges with a flexible, open heart.
Schedule:
Session 1: 10 – 11:15am
Session 2: 11:45am – 1pm
Lunch: 1 – 2pm
Teacher:
Taught by an experienced KMC NY Teacher
Registration Details:
There are three parts to registration: course fee, accommodation and meals. Certain types of accommodation may require booking for the full event. Dorm and BYO camping accommodations are usually available by the night. Please confirm availability at booking. Our meals are vegetarian, with vegan and wheat-free options, and are cooked onsite by our resident chef. You can book the entire event or just part of the event.
Course Fee: $30, lunch is included
Accommodations: based on booking
Meals: $10/each additional lunch or dinner