Date/Time
Thursday 29 October 7.00 – 8.30pm
Venue
Mary Potter Community Centre, 442 Durham Street North, off Bealey Ave
There is limited off street parking at the venue.
About the Evening Public Talk
Is it possible to find genuine peace in this digital age?
We live in a fast-paced world filled with distractions, constant notifications, and endless comparisons. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed, restless, and disconnected from ourselves. But peace doesn’t come from switching off the world—it comes from changing the way we relate to it. Buddha’s timeless wisdom shows us how to stay calm and centred, no matter what is happening around us.
Join Buddhist monk and National Spiritual Director, Gen Kelsang Rabten for an evening of wisdom and meditation to help us step back from the busyness of life, quiet the inner noise, and reconnect with clarity, focus, and joy.
Everybody is welcome.
Cost
$25 ($20 unwaged)
You can book online, contact the Centre to book your place or purchase your ticket at the door – eftpos available.
Includes refreshments.
The Teacher
Gen Kelsang Rabten is the Resident Teacher of KMC Australia (Dandenong Ranges) and KMC Melbourne (CBD). Ordained in 1994, he has studied under the guidance of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche for 30 years. He has taught in many centres around the world including Australia, New Zealand, and South-East Asia.
Gen Rabten exemplifies the essence of the modern Kadampa way of life, brings a warm heart and joyful attitude to sharing Buddha’s teachings and the practice of meditation.
Booking & Cancellations
Book online now, contact the Centre to book your place or purchase your ticket at the door – eftpos available..
Cancellations: if you cancel your booking more than 24 hours prior to the start of the course or event, we offer a refund (the 25% deposit is non-refundable). If you cancel less than 24 hours before the event begins we regret that we cannot issue refunds.
What to expect at a class
These classes are based on Buddha’s teachings on the mind, but you do not need to be a Buddhist to attend, or to benefit from them.
These classes are suitable for all levels of experience.