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Dharma, Dialogue & Meditation - An Introduction to Buddhist Psychology


“Five things induce release of heart and lasting peace…
First, an intimacy with good friends.
Second, ethical conduct.
Third, frequent conversation that inspires and encourages practice.
Fourth, diligence, energy, and enthusiasm for the good.
And fifth, insight into impermanence.”
(The Buddha)

In this ongoing group we aim to create a context that encourages the sentiments expressed by the Buddha. We begin with a meditation and then take one of the ancient Buddhist texts and explore it as a group.

The ongoing nature of the group means a core community of friendship develops.

TIMES:
Thursday evenings from 6:00 – 7:30pm. 

DATES 2022:
Thursdays – 6, 13, 20 October / 3,10, 17 November

COST:
£30 (£5 per session)

BOOKING: 
To book please follow the link below
https://app.squarespacescheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22371985&appointmentType=32813342

or email lisa@newroadpsychotherapy.com

VENUE:
New Road Psychotherapy, 8 The Drive, Hove, BN3 3JT

FACILLITATOR:
Rory Singer; UKCP registered Psychotherapist

WHO IS IT FOR?
Any one interested in developing their understanding of Buddhism.
* From complete beginners to those who already have knowledge.
* Whatever your experience, these sessions will deepen your understanding of Buddhist Theory & Practise.

MEDITATION:

  • We will practice meditation for 30 minutes in each session.

  • Meditation is a tool we can learn to use for concentration, compassion, enquiry, calming, insight and wisdom.

LEADING ON TO FURTHER TRAINING:
These modules are a useful grounding and taster for the One-Year 'Certificate in Contemplative Psychotherapy’ which will be beginning in September 2023

PERSONAL STATEMENT:
I first started running Dharma, Dialogue & Meditation in September 2004 - over 16 years ago. I have run it most years in that period.

Every time I visit the Buddha’s teachings I find fresh insight and inspiration. The group it fosters an environment of kindness, support and social learning. My personal practise and interest is the integration of Psychotherapeutic and Buddhist Theory.

rory@newroadpsychotherapy.com

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