Calm Abiding for experienced Practitioners

     Shamatha (Skr.: shamatha, Tib.: shine, „calm abiding“)

     A step by step training in concentrated meditation for advancing  
     practitioners


     The mind is focussed on a sense object (breath, optical perception)
     or a mental object (visualisation of a Buddha or an energy centre)
     and should rest on this object for an ever prolonged period.

 

Date:
Start: 4 October 2023
Wednesday,
20:00 - 21:15 h (10 dates)
Number of Participants:
8 - 12
Guidance:
Manfred Klell
Location:
Contribution:
(voluntary donation)

recommended donation (for 10 units) € 180 – € 150
(for the maintenance of the centre and dana for the teacher)

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on Wednesdays, 20:00 - 21:15 (10 dates)

 

Autumn term 2023 Winter term 2024 Spring term 2024
4. October
11. October
18. October
25. October
1. November (cancelled)
8. November
15. November
22. November
29. November
6. December
13. December
     
     

  • Sitting position
  • Breathing exercises
  • Objects of meditation (breath, consciousness, visualisations, energy centres)
  • Reducing agitation and dullness
  • Enhancing clarity and awareness
  • Steps of calm abiding meditation (cf. the thangka)

Manfred Klell

Manfred Klell

DI Dr. techn., many years of activity as professor for thermodynamics, center founder, three-year stay in the Himalayas to study and practice Buddhist philosophy, initiations and teachings from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Kirti Tsenshab Rinpoche, Lama Zopa Rinpoche, Khentrul Rinpoche and many other masters,

> 30 years of Buddhist practice, focus on concentrated meditation (Shamatha)

Trying out is only possible in the first unit (recommended donation € 20 – € 15).

It is not possible to join the course later, because it is structured.

  • Comfortable clothes
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