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VIRTUAL TASTE OF BUDDHISM 

Celebrating Independence
with Paula Chichester

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Sunday, July 4, 2021
10:30am-11:30am PDT (US Time)  

Facebook Livestream

If you want to join the Zoom room for a Taste of Buddhism talk,
​please register 
here for the Zoom link. (Registration will be forthcoming.)


We Americans like our personal freedoms: freedom to live where we wish, buy whatever we want, take the intoxicants that we wish, to name just a few. But what is the meaning of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" -- what actually makes us content, connected and joyful? How do we cultivate sustainable happiness?

What is it like to be totally free? When can you remember when you felt totally free? In moments of intense concentration or bliss, our sense of self is suspended; “the shell that binds me inside of myself is broken” and we feel we are suspended in ecstasy. Could we access this freedom anywhere, anytime? How?

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About the Presenter:
Paula Chichester is known for her friendly, experiential teaching style that evolved from 4 decades of training in Tibetan Buddhist meditation, healing arts, yoga and chi gong. Her ability to distill and impart the essence of these disciplines is inspired by her main teachers, Lama Thubten Yeshe and Kyabje Zopa Rinpoche. Coming out of years in meditation retreat, her heart is dedicated to help create a world culture of health, compassion, wisdom and joy.

Find out more about Paula and many other materials and resources which can support you in your practice on her website: www.braveview.org


Why Donate?
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