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With Our Thoughts We Make The World

March 16, 2017 by richbatsford

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We are what we think.
All that we are arises with our thoughts.
With our thoughts we make the world.
 
These words of the Buddha Shakyamuni express the heart of his experience of Awakening when he came to see the truth of how things really are.

Join us this Easter time in the beautiful setting of the Adelaide Hills to explore the heart of the Buddha’s teachings, communicated to us through the Dhammapada, the Way of Truth. Through talks, meditation, reflection, discussion and periods of silence, learn more about how we ‘make our world’ and how we too, like the Buddha, can cultivate mental and emotional states that colour our world differently, living in harmony with reality.

Easter Retreat
starting 6pm Wednesday 12th April
finishing 3pm Monday 17th April
at Glenbarr, Strathalbyn
 
$250-$300
Booking Essential
via Reply email or 
phone Dharmamodini

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